TKS, JFE form joint venture in Japan

Friday, 17 June 2005 09:38:56 (GMT+3)   |  
       

TKS, JFE form joint venture in Japan

German steel producer ThyssenKrupp Stahl (TKS) and Japanese steel producer JFE Steel formed a joint venture in Japan in order to enhance their services to Japanese customers. Both companies are equal partners in the new joint venture, called Jevise. Using know-how and technologies developed by TKS, Jevise will offer technical services to car manufacturers. The joint venture builds upon a technology licensing and joint research agreement signed between the two companies in 2002. The purpose of that agreement was to supply high-grade steel to auto industry.

Similar articles

Japan’s HRP and HRS shipments up 8.9 percent in February from January

17 Apr | Steel News

Japanese auto output down 6.8 percent in January

04 Apr | Steel News

Toyota’s global vehicle output falls in February, first drop in 14 months

02 Apr | Steel News

Japan’s HRP and HRS shipments up 3.6 percent in January from December

18 Mar | Steel News

Japanese auto output up 14.8 percent in 2023

15 Mar | Steel News

Toyota’s global vehicle output and sales rise in January

01 Mar | Steel News

Japan’s HRP and HRS shipments up 0.4 percent in December from November

19 Feb | Steel News

Japanese auto output up 15.7 percent in January-November

05 Feb | Steel News

Toyota’s global output and sales reach record high in 2023

31 Jan | Steel News

Japan’s HRP and HRS shipments down 19.3 percent in November from October

22 Jan | Steel News