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  • Thursday, 17 March, 2022
    Lex
    Thyssenkrupp: steeled for more challenges on the way to standalone unit Premium content

    Higher prices should burnish the proposed steel spin-off

  • Thursday, 10 February, 2022
    European companies
    Germany’s shrinking conglomerates enjoy profits surge after streamlining

    Siemens and Thyssenkrupp deliver strong earnings despite tough economic backdrop

  • Thursday, 13 January, 2022
    Lex
    Thyssenkrupp/hydrogen: industrial stalwart seeks upward mobility Premium content

    German group pivots into a new area as it aspires to list Nucera

  • Thursday, 13 January, 2022
    Thyssenkrupp touts hidden hydrogen gem inside conglomerate

    German group seeks to list unit as demand for green solutions surges

  • Thursday, 18 November, 2021
    Lex
    Thyssenkrupp: a lift from hydrogen beats material benefits Premium content

    German industrial conglomerate’s hopeful future offers relief to long-suffering shareholders

  • Thursday, 18 November, 2021
    Thyssenkrupp hails turnround as it stems heavy losses

    German group’s chief Martina Merz warns of ‘enormous challenges’ in spin-off of vast steel unit

  • Wednesday, 11 August, 2021
    Thyssenkrupp says no to steel spin-off until spring

    German conglomerate has been exploring an independent listing for division that employs 26,000 people

  • Tuesday, 11 May, 2021
    Thyssenkrupp forecasts return to profit on back of global recovery

    German industrial group remains cautious as prices for raw materials and steel continue to be high

  • Friday, 19 March, 2021
    Climate CapitalHydrogen — Fantasy or fuel of the future?
    Hydrogen: can the lightest gas turn heavy industry green?

    Steel, cement and chemicals industries must cut carbon footprints to meet EU emissions deadlines

  • Wednesday, 17 February, 2021
    Thyssenkrupp ends talks with Gupta’s Liberty over steel unit

    German industrial group says sides ‘far apart’ and it will now develop division itself

  • Monday, 18 January, 2021
    Thyssenkrupp considers spin-off of troubled steel business

    News sends shares in German group up more than 7%

  • Thursday, 24 December, 2020
    Due Diligence
    Private equity and hedge funds: an especially wild year in review Premium content

    Needless to say, it’s been a mad year in the realm of alternative investments

  • Thursday, 19 November, 2020
    Lex
    Thyssenkrupp: wunder skint Premium content

    Former titan of German industry is on course for another cash-haemorrhaging year

  • Thursday, 19 November, 2020
    Thyssenkrupp to cut 5,000 more jobs after slumping to €5.5bn loss

    Results underline pressure facing German group to sell off underperforming businesses

  • Sunday, 25 October, 2020
    Sanjeev Gupta in spotlight after swoop on Thyssenkrupp steel unit

    Tycoon’s audacious bid for German conglomerate’s arm likely to trigger union backlash

  • Friday, 16 October, 2020
    Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty House bids for Thyssenkrupp steel unit

    Ambitious swoop by deal-hungry businessman prompts jump in German group’s shares

  • Thursday, 13 August, 2020
    Thyssenkrupp’s steel woes send shares tumbling

    Division forecasts deeper operating loss than analysts expected

  • Tuesday, 30 June, 2020
    High yield bonds
    Thyssenkrupp backers improve €7.6bn debt terms after lenders balk

    Fund managers had complained that proposed protections were the ‘worst ever seen’

  • Friday, 26 June, 2020
    Investors rue lack of protections on €7.1bn Thyssenkrupp debt

    New private equity owners of lifts unit give themselves freedom to pile on more borrowing

  • Monday, 1 June, 2020
    Cinven Group
    Cinven fears being stuck with big stake in Thyssenkrupp lift business

    Group seeks to trim exposure to €17.2bn megadeal struck just as pandemic began

  • Tuesday, 19 May, 2020
    Thyssenkrupp to shrink radically in drive to survive

    German industrial conglomerate plans to shed businesses with €6bn turnover to create leaner structure

  • Monday, 18 May, 2020
    Thyssenkrupp to slim down under restructuring plan

    German industrial giant will transform into a company with ‘the leanest possible holding’

  • Monday, 18 May, 2020
    Lex
    Thyssenkrupp: taking the right steps Premium content

    Losses at the steel unit have hit more than €300m in the second quarter of this year

  • Monday, 4 May, 2020
    Thyssenkrupp warns on proceeds from lifts unit sale

    Group says virus will hit restructuring, while private equity seeks to offload risk

  • Monday, 4 May, 2020
    Cinven and Advent seek to offload risk on €17bn Thyssenkrupp deal

    Private equity firms look for others to help pay for industrial group’s lifts business

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