Timken sells Latrobe Steel

Tuesday, 12 December 2006 10:02:53 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Bearings and alloy steelmaker, The Timken Company, has announced the completion of the $215 million sale of its Pennsylvania-based subsidiary, Latrobe Steel, to a group of investors led by Massachusetts-based Watermill Group. Latrobe Steel, which manufactures and distributes specialty steel to the aerospace and tool markets, will become a private stand-alone company once the transaction is completed, Watermill said Friday. In 2005, Latrobe Steel's sales, benefiting from the strong aerospace and specialty steels markets, reached $345 million - approximately 7 percent of Timken's overall sales that year. Latrobe Steel is one of the leading US producers of iron-based vacuum re-melted steels, high speed and tool steels, with over 840 workers in 10 locations.

Tags:

Similar articles

US June scrap markets seen sideways to soft-sideways on sluggish demand

16 May | Scrap & Raw Materials

US domestic rebar prices slump on low construction demand, high inventories

16 May | Longs and Billet

Turkey’s import scrap market fails to remain firm, softens in new deals

16 May | Scrap & Raw Materials

Italy’s Assofermet elects new president and vice president

16 May | Steel News

Import billet market in Turkey bearish despite limited supply, Kardemir’s slight hike fails

16 May | Longs and Billet

Turkish domestic rebar spot prices follow diverse trends

16 May | Longs and Billet

Romanian longs spot prices decline as outlook remains unfavorable

16 May | Longs and Billet

European HRC mills refuse to cut prices despite weak demand

16 May | Flats and Slab

Iron ore prices increase after futures rise amid better demand hopes

16 May | Scrap & Raw Materials

Moderate demand for Turkish long steel exports

16 May | Longs and Billet