Five companies in race to buy out steelmaking assets of India’s Usha Martin

Wednesday, 19 September 2018 16:12:17 (GMT+3)   |   Kolkata
       

Five companies have joined the race to buy out the steel business of India’s Usha Martin Limited, company sources said on Wednesday, September 19.

Vedanta, JSW Limited, Liberty UK, Tata Steel and Kalyani Group have signed non-disclosure agreements with Usha Martin Limited to negotiate the buyout of the latter’s steelmaking assets, the sources said.

Firms bids are expected to be submitted by these five companies by the end of this month, the sources added.

Usha Martin Limited, the country’s largest wire rod producer put up its steelmaking assets for sale in June 2018 to reduce mounting debt burden of the company.

Usha Martin’s steelmaking assets include a one million mt per year steel mill, a captive iron ore mine and a 135 MW captive power plant.


Similar articles

India’s Sandur Manganese to acquire controlling stake in Arjas Steel

26 Apr | Steel News

India’s Tata Steel completes merger of five subsidiaries, calls off merger of TRF Limited

08 Feb | Steel News

Tata Steel to acquire stake in energy subsidiary TPVSL

27 Oct | Steel News

India’s JSL acquires further stake in JUSL, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary

21 Jul | Steel News

India’s JSW Steel Limited acquires stake in start-up Ayena Solutions

14 Mar | Steel News

India’s JSPL commences talks to pick up strategic equity stake in rebar producer SEIL

31 Jan | Steel News

India government receives multiple bids for privatization of NMDC Limited’s steel mill project

30 Jan | Steel News

India’s Kirloskar Ferrous merges subsidiary ISMTL with itself

08 Nov | Steel News

India’s JSW Group company approved to acquire NSAIL through bankruptcy resolution process

13 Oct | Steel News

India’s corporate affairs ministry approves demerger of NMDC’s steel mill project

12 Oct | Steel News