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2022
Hilco acquires heavy plate rolling mill assets in Duisburg
Hilco Industrial Acquisitions, an operating company of Hilco Global, announced the strategic acquisition of all assets at ThyssenKrupp's Heavy Plate Rolling Mill facility in Duisburg-Hüttenheim, Germany. The assets were then offered for sale.
2021
Thyssenkrupp agrees to sell Carbon Components business
Thyssenkrupp sold thyssenkrupp Carbon Components GmbH to Austria-based Action Composites GmbH. The transaction closing was expected within the next few weeks, and the parties did not disclose its financial details.
2021
Thyssenkrupp raises full-year outlook
Thyssenkrupp raised its full-year outlook, citing recovery in its steel unit.
2020
ThyssenKrupp renews partnership with Changzhou National Hi-Tech District
ThyssenKrupp renewed its partnership with Changzhou National Hi-Tech District in Changzhou, China.
2020
thyssenkrupp expands electrolysis-cell production capacity to one gigawatt annually
thyssenkrupp reported that it had expanded production capacity for electrolysis plants and could produce electrolysis cells with total output of up to one gigawatt annually, together with strategic supplier and joint venture partner De Nora.
2020
Thyssenkrupp agrees to sell elevator division
Thyssenkrupp said it agreed to sell its elevators division to a consortium of Advent, Cinven and Germany’s RAG Foundation for 17.2 billion euros ($18.7 billion). The deal was expected to close by the end of the year.
2019
Thyssenkrupp steelworkers protest planned job cuts
Thousands of Thyssenkrupp steelworkers in Germany protested the company’s planned job cuts, with workers accusing management of mismanagement.
2019
Thyssenkrupp announces planned job cuts
Thyssenkrupp CEO Martina Merz told employees that the company would make significant job cuts as part of changes to its businesses. The company did not specify a number of additional potential job losses, pending negotiations with labor leaders.
2019
Thyssenkrupp announces planned division renaming
Thyssenkrupp said its Component Technologies division would be renamed Automotive Technology as part of a planned new structure.