Tag: Thyssenkrupp

The arithmetic of corporate breakups is rarely this clean. Thyssenkrupp's shares have climbed roughly a third since January, and the ...

The stars are aligning for Thyssenkrupp. A potential C$100 billion Canadian submarine contract, an unexpectedly strong quarter from steel peer ...

The European Union’s revamped steel import regime came into force on July 1, 2026, offering Thyssenkrupp a measure of political ...

Thyssenkrupp enters a defining week as shareholders gather for an extraordinary general meeting on August 7 to vote on the ...

Thyssenkrupp is waging a two-front campaign. In Brussels, the industrial conglomerate is lobbying hard for looser emissions rules on steelmaking, ...

Thyssenkrupp is living a tale of two industries. While its naval arm TKMS chases multi-billion-euro contracts, the steel business is ...

The industrial conglomerate Thyssenkrupp is entering a period of maximum tension, where a single Canadian decision could reshape its future ...

Thyssenkrupp's chief executive Miguel López is sending a clear message to both Berlin and potential buyers: the industrial conglomerate will ...

The Essen-based industrial conglomerate is living a tale of two extremes. While its plant-engineering arm secures a landmark export deal ...

The Essener conglomerate is living a tale of two industries. On one side, Brazil’s navy is preparing to order four ...