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Parliament Approves Emergency Powers to Seize Control of British Steel

  • The UK government has taken control of British Steel to prevent the closure of its Scunthorpe plant, following a vote by MPs during an unusual Saturday session.
  • Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds stated that the new law allows him to direct the company's operations and ensure its 3,000 workers are paid.
  • Workers at the Scunthorpe plant blocked access to its Chinese owners, Jingye Group, in response to fears of imminent closure.
  • Reynolds accused Jingye of failing to negotiate in good faith and emphasized the importance of preserving the UK's remaining blast furnaces.
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British Emergency Act protects steelworks from closure

According to its Chinese owner, the steel plant in Scunthorpe in England is no longer profitable. In the fast run, a law is passed to prevent the closure.

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Portfolio.hu broke the news in on Saturday, April 12, 2025.
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