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Ex Ilva, Lawyers: Restoring the Facilities After the Stop Would Cost 830 Million

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It would cost 830 million to restore the plants of the hot area of the former Ilva of Taranto after their shutdown. Ilva's lawyers write it in extraordinary administration, the company owner of the...

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It would cost 830 million to restore the plants of the hot area of the former Ilva of Taranto after their shutdown. Ilva's lawyers write it in extraordinary administration, the company owner of the...

·Milan, Italy
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The fate of the Ilva di Taranto is in the hands of the Cassazione, but beyond the survival or not of the blast furnaces, the unions know that they will have to manage the difficulties of the future, not only linked to the closure of the hot area. Fourteen years after the seizure of the plants at the time in the hands of the Riva family with the hypothesis of disaster [...] L'articolo Ilva, Sperti (Uilm): "Even without hot area, years to restart …

·Rome, Italy
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In collaboration with Il Sole 24 hours we receive and publish the link of the following news. Opinion and thanks the publisher for the multimedia partnership. /// It would cost 830 million to restore the plants of the hot area of the former Ilva of Taranto after their shutdown. Ilva lawyers write it in extraordinary administration, the company owner of the... Link to the [...]

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Il Fatto Quotidiano broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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