ThyssenKrupps abandons Tata merger
ThyssenKrupp will seek new steel partners after scrapping its planned merger with India’s Tata. The German steel giant cites “continuing concerns” from the European Commission for its change in plans, and says it will axe 6,000 jobs — including 4,000 in German — as part of a structural shake-up that will see it list its elevator business. ThyssenKrupp’s shares soared 27% after news of the abandoned merger broke, despite the company announcing it no longer expects to make a profit in 2019.
Founder & CEO at Rembarrier Advisors Pvt Ltd
ThyssenKrupp is a great company turned to mediocre one due to populist decisions. There is a lot of fat in every single unit ( RHQ, corp, com et al) which needs to be cut . This unnecessary resources prevent the effective functioning of main line people. Tk needs to bring back the culture of entrepreneurship , collaborative work style and accountability at every single unit. I am sure Guido can do it.