Recent media reports had suggested that ThyssenKrupp is going slow on its proposed joint venture with Tata Steel Europe in the wake of mana...

It freed Tata Steel UK and its affiliate companies from 15 billion pounds of pension liabilities paving the way for the merger.

The clarification has come in the wake of media reports saying Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel may sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) thi...

The company was reacting to news reports that suggested that the merger talks between the two had lost steam.

Thyssenkrupp AG Chief Executive Officer Heinrich Hiesinger said talks with the Indian conglomerate are being conducted "with great care".

It is also uncertain whether Tata will be able to find a potential partner interested in taking on exposure to a UK steel asset.

ThyssenKrupp is planning to set up a resource office in India for sourcing of metals such as aluminium and zinc for its projects.

The company estimates net debt of $17 billion by the end of 2013, falling to $15 billion in the medium term.

Indian companies are planning to form strategic tieups with global majors such as ArcelorMittal and ThyssenKrupp to access new markets, ins...

ArcelorMittal plans to spin off its stainless steel unit to the parent’s shareholders, signalling the failure of years of talks among produ...

ThyssenKrupp, Germany’s largest steelmaker, scrapped the sale of an industrial services unit as part of a e1 billion ($1.4 billion) disposa...

German auto-part maker ThyssenKrupp is exiting the sheet metal business in India by selling its 74% stake in joint venture company ThyssenK...

German component giant ThyssenKrupp is understood to be looking for a buyer or a JV partner for one of its global crankshaft facilities and...

Even after the Corus acquisition, Tata Steel is ready with Plan B. It may now chase other acquisition targets around the globe.

Tata Steel may have bagged Corus but may soon start chasing other acquisition targets around the globe.

Severstal CEO Alexei Mordashov said he did not want to acquire more than a 32% stake in Arcelor.

The issue at the moment is will Lakshmi Mittal's euro 25.8-bn takeover bid get stakeholders' support or not?