US EditionUPDATE 3-German Government Still in Talks with Thyssenkrupp over Naval Spin-Off, Berlin Says
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UPDATE 3-German government still in talks with Thyssenkrupp over naval spin-off, Berlin says
The German government is still in talks with Thyssenkrupp over a spin-off of its naval ship building division TKMS, a defence ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday, after a report said Berlin had no plans to take a stake. The business daily Handelsblatt, citing government sources, had reported that the chancellery as well as the ministries involved had agreed not to push for state involvement at this time, something Thyssenkrupp's labour leade…
German Government Discussing Naval Spin-Off With Thyssenkrupp
The German government is still in talks with Thyssenkrupp over a spin-off of its naval ship building division TKMS, officials said on Wednesday, after a report said Berlin had no plans to take a stake.The business daily Handelsblatt, citing government sources…
The Federal Government continues to talk to Thyssenkrupp about the future of the marine division TKMS. The share sees a significant increase. What role does the state play in this? A technical analysis by index radar shows the further price potential.
Market Consensus Alphavalue / Divacons The company announces plans for the split and subsequent stock sale of its Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) division. The operation, which involves a spin-off, requires approval at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting on August 8, with the aim of completing the initial public offer (IPO) by the end of 2025, possibly in October. Thyssenkrupp will retain a majority stake of 51% in TKMS, while the remaini…
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