ArcelorMittal ups its stake in Turkey’s Erdemir

Monday, 16 June 2008 12:20:10 (GMT+3)   |  

The world's number one steelmaker ArcelorMittal has announced that now it owns 24.989 percent of the Turkish steel producer Erdemir, following its purchase of 11.31 percent of shares on June 13.

The price of the acquisition was YTL 8.4 (US$6.69) per share with the total value reaching US$869.25 million. The shares were acquired in transaction with Société Générale, Nextgen Capital Limited and Credit Suisse International.

Commenting on the acquisition senior executive vice president of ArcelorMittal and member of the company's group management board, Sudhir Maheshwari, said, "We are pleased to be making this strategic investment in Erdemir, which we see as a very attractive company in a rapidly growing economy with excellent prospects for further growth."


Similar articles

ArcelorMittal completes share sale in Turkey’s Erdemir

28 Mar | Steel News

Flat steel price increases stall in Turkish market

28 Jan | Flats and Slab

Slight increase in Kardemir’s beam prices

22 Mar | Longs and Billet

No change in flat steel deal prices in Turkey

28 Sep | Flats and Slab

Turkish plate market is still quiet

16 Sep | Flats and Slab

Latest situation in Turkish import flat steel markets

21 Aug | Flats and Slab

Vale continues 2009 benchmark iron ore and pellet price settlements

21 Jul | Steel News

Vale settles 2009 benchmark iron ore and pellet prices with Erdemir and Ilva

20 Jul | Steel News

European flats markets start to rise, supply shortage in Turkey

29 Jun | Flats and Slab

US wire rod price declines continue amid economic malaise

11 Mar | Longs and Billet