Tata Steel sells HKS stake to Germany’s TSR

Tuesday, 17 July 2012 17:13:31 (GMT+3)   |  

Indian steel producer Tata Steel announced the sale of its 50 percent stake in Dutch ferrous and non-ferrous metals recycler HKS Scrap Metals Co (HKS) to Euro Scrap Alliance (ESA), a subsidiary of TSR of Germany, for an undisclosed sum. ESA already held the other 50 percent stake in HKS and so will become the 100 percent owner of HKS.

The transaction is in line with Tata Steel's strategy of focusing on its core activities. The business connections between Tata Steel in the Netherlands and HKS will remain active.  HKS generates annual sales of about €400 million and employs about 180 people in six locations: Amsterdam, Amersfoort, Eindhoven, Hengelo, Gravendeel (where HKS is headquartered) and Zwartsluis.

Similar articles

Cleveland-Cliffs to invest $1 billion in Middletown Works blast furnace upgrade with DOE backing

Nucor CSP for HRC posts another $10/nt weekly gain amid continued tight supply

Colombia's post-earthquake reconstruction could require two million mt of steel

Brazilian weekly slab export reference price falls; decision on Chinese HRC likely in October

US line pipe imports up 35.1 percent in June 2026 from May

US rebar exports up 19.7 percent in June 2026 from May

Brazilian HRC exports fell 72 pc in July; imports rose 223 pc amid antidumping concerns

UAE's Emsteel keeps September rebar prices stable for second month in a row

Local Turkish rebar spot prices rise again to offset currency fluctuations

Chinese HRC market posts more confident rise amid higher costs, stimulus measures