Arcelor & Umicore JV received approval from anti-trust authorities

Wednesday, 09 July 2003 17:34:48 (GMT+3)   |  

Arcelor & Umicore JV received approval from anti-trust authorities

Following the approval of European anti-trust authorities as of July 4, Luxembourg based major European steel producer Arcelor and international metals and advanced materials group Umicore finally combined their commercial non-ferrous and ferro-alloys activities into a joint venture named Traxys where originally these activities were conducted by Considar and Sogem respectively. Arcelor and Umicore will each own 50% share in Traxys. Besides providing commercial and financial services to customers in certain industries, this joint venture will undertake trading, marketing and distribution and serve to a wide range of industrial customers with over twenty offices in main producing and consuming areas.

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