Tag: Thyssenkrupp

There is a certain symmetry to what is happening at Thyssenkrupp right now. One hand is taking production offline in ...

The German industrial group has spent months arguing that its steel division can stand alone. On Friday, the market offered ...

The arithmetic is striking: a 62 percent gain since January, a 20 percent jump in just 30 trading days, and ...

The arithmetic is beguilingly simple. Add up the value of Thyssenkrupp's parts, and the conglomerate's market capitalization of €8.07 billion ...

The industrial conglomerate's latest guidance update tells two very different stories — one of military shipbuilding momentum, the other of ...

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, ...