Usiminas completes capital reduction at MUSA

Monday, 15 May 2017 00:05:12 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo
Brazilian flats steelmaker Usiminas announced it has completed a capital reduction at its iron ore subsidiary, Mineracao Usiminas (MUSA).
 
The BRL 1 billion ($322 million) capital reduction was unanimously approved by the MUSA shareholders in a meeting in March, and is now 100 percent complete.
 
The capital reduction will allow Usiminas to use BRL 700 million ($225 million) to reinforce its cash position, an important step for the company’s approved debt restructuring plan.
 
Usiminas is a majority shareholder at MUSA, with 70 percent, while Sumitomo and Serra Azul Iron Ore jointly own the other 30 percent stake.


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