thyssenkrupp AG

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thyssenkrupp AG is an international industrial and technology company, which engages in the development and production of technology-based solutions for customer and market requirements. It operates through the following segments: Automotive Technology, Decarbon Technologies, Material Services, Steel Europe, and Marine Systems. The Automotive Technology segment supplies components and systems for the automotive industry. The Decarbon Technologies segment includes components used in solar and wind turbines, stake in the hydrogen electrolysis business, technologies for ammonia cracking, and utilization of green chemicals, as well as technologies for the green transformation of the cement industry. The Material Services segment distributes a portfolio ranging from materials and raw materials to technical services and processes in Europe and North America. The Steel Europe segment is involved in the flat carbon steel activities such as materials solutions and finished parts. The Marine System segment manufactures conventional submarines, naval vessels, and marine electronics. The company was founded on March 17, 1999 and is headquartered in Essen, Germany.

Thyssenkrupp  shares hit a record low on Friday, prompting its finance chief to come out and defend the ailing conglomerate which must convince investors that it can earn cash following the sale of its elevator division.

Thyssenkrupp shares hit record low as investor faith dwindles

(This March 1 story has been refiled to show that the consortium is led by Advent and Cinven)

Advent/Cinven-led consortium to spend 'billions' on expanding Thyssenkrupp Elevator

By Christoph Steitz, Edward Taylor, Matthias Inverardi and Tom Käckenhoff

Thyssenkrupp sells elevator unit for $18.7 billion to Advent, Cinven consortium

Thyssenkrupp  is nearing a full sale of its elevator division, three people familiar with the matter said, adding this would result in maximum proceeds that are needed as net debt has soared in the last quarter.

Thyssenkrupp nears full sale of elevator unit: sources

German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp  said on Monday it has shortlisted two private equity consortia in the sale of its 16 billion euro ($17.3 billion) elevator division, dealing a blow to Finland's Kone , which withdrew from the closely watched deal.

Kone out as Thyssenkrupp shortlists private equity for elevator division

thyssenkrupp AG (TYEKF) Management on Q1 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

A sale of Thyssenkrupp's  elevator division is currently in focus, the group's finance chief said on Thursday, adding an ongoing auction was "very competitive".

Elevator sale in focus in competitive process: Thyssenkrupp CFO

Thyssenkrupp posted a 77% drop in adjusted operating profit in the first quarter, blaming a weak automotive market while its steel division, part of the group's core following a planned divestment of its elevator business, swung to a loss.

Thyssenkrupp's first-quarter profit drops as steel becomes new problem child

Germany (Reuters) - Swiss elevator maker Schindler (SCHP.S) would embark on an all-out antitrust offensive in the courts to stall any deal to combine Thyssenkrupp’s (TKAG.DE) lift division with rival Kone (KNEBV.HE), board member Alfred Schindler told Reuters.

Exclusive: Thyssenkrupp-Kone elevator merger would trigger legal war - Schindler

Swiss elevator maker Schindler  would embark on an all-out antitrust offensive in the courts to stall any deal to combine Thyssenkrupp's  lift division with rival Kone , board member Alfred Schindler told Reuters.

Exclusive: Thyssenkrupp-Kone merger would trigger litigation war - Schindler

Finland's Kone  and private equity firms are battling to buy ThyssenKrupp's  prized elevator division worth more than 15 billion euros ($16.6 billion), a deal which would be Europe's biggest private equity deal in 13 years.

Ups and downs: the battle to buy Thyssenkrupp's elevator unit

German conglomerate Thyssenkrupp AG  has stepped up efforts to sell its Industrial Solutions unit, which builds plants and industrial sites, the Financial Times newspaper reported https://on.ft.com/2uCjbc5 on Sunday.

Thyssenkrupp steps up efforts to sell Industrial Solutions unit: FT

Canada's Brookfield Asset Management  has teamed up with Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings [TEM.UL] in the auction for Thyssenkrupp's prized elevator division, two people familiar with the matter said.

Brookfield, Temasek team up for Thyssenkrupp elevator bid: sources

Tesla

Thyssenkrupp is hoping to win contracts for a planned factory Tesla plans to build near Berlin, a board member of the German conglomerate told a business daily.

Thyssenkrupp in talks with Tesla about German factory: Handelsblatt

Jens Tischendorf, a partner at activist fund Cevian, will leave the supervisory board of Thyssenkrupp  after his five-year term ends next month, the ailing conglomerate said on Thursday.

Cevian's Tischendorf to leave Thyssenkrupp supervisory board

Thyssenkrupp's elevator unit, which has been put up for sale by the ailing conglomerate, will cut costs, add lucrative service contracts and boost factory efficiency in a bid to raise margins and increase its appeal to potential buyers.

Thyssenkrupp's elevator unit eyes margin lift as sale nears

Ailing conglomerate Thyssenkrupp  has worked out a new strategy for the group's steel business, a leading labor representative said on Tuesday, adding the roadmap included significant investments but also restructuring steps.

Thyssenkrupp presents 'complex' turnaround plan for steel - workers

An Upfront Break-Up Fee From Kone Oyj Would Provide Thyssenkrupp AG With Interesting Options

thyssenkrupp AG (TYEKF) CEO Martina Merz on Q4 2019 - Earnings Call Transcript

Thyssenkrupp has received bids from at least three major bidding groups for a majority stake in Thyssenkrupp's  elevator business, four people familiar with the matter said.

Thyssenkrupp's elevator business gets at least 3 bidders: sources

Thyssenkrupp  will receive first bids for its elevator division this week, three people familiar with the matter said, as major stakeholders differ over whether the conglomerate should sell a majority stake in its most profitable asset.

Thyssenkrupp poised to get elevator bids this week: sources

Thyssenkrupp  plans to invest 250 million euros ($279 million) at its unit that builds submarines and warships, the German industrial conglomerate said on Monday.

Thyssenkrupp to invest $279 million at shipbuilding division

Thyssenkrupp  will remain committed to its Steel Europe division, which faces 2,000 layoffs, a board member said on Thursday, just weeks before the conglomerate presents a new strategy for the division.

Thyssenkrupp board member commits to steel ahead of unit review

Top representatives at IG Metall, Germany's biggest union, will not approve a sale of Thyssenkrupp's  prized elevator division unless potential buyers give far-reaching concessions to employees, they said.

Leading union demands concessions in Thyssenkrupp elevator sale

New Thyssenkrupp  chief executive Martina Merz on Wednesday paved the way for deeper job cuts at the ailing conglomerate, telling employees in an internal memo such a step was necessary for a much-needed turnaround.

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