GFG Alliance plans consolidation of its steel business

Monday, 07 October 2019 14:34:07 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

Global industrial leader GFG Alliance, the parent company of the international industrial and metals group Liberty House, has announced that it is planning to create a new corporate structure to hold GFG Alliance’s steel businesses, which are being operated separately around the world at the moment.

The main reason for this consolidation is “to create a more appropriate financial and legal structure for our steel businesses, including downstream assets, and have a combined turnover of more than $10 billion” said the company’s spokesperson.

GFG Alliance stated that the steel businesses will continue to be operated with autonomy, though there will be a single balance sheet and a single set of accounts.

The process in question is still at an early stage and the company will disclose further details in due course, according to the spokesperson.


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