UK government seeks investors for Tata Steel’s UK operations

Tuesday, 08 September 2020 12:13:14 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

The UK government plans to convince investment banks to find a sustainable solution for Indian steelmaker Tata Steel’s UK operations, British Sky News has reported.

The UK Treasury has asked the investment bank Credit Suisse to advise on talks with Tata Steel, while the consultancy firm McKinsey is to draw up a plan for the future of the British steel industry.

Tata Steel had offered an equity stake of up to 50 percent to the UK government to secure a state loan worth around £900 million for its UK operations, as SteelOrbis previously reported.

The company’s talks with the UK government have not yet been finalized.


Tags: UK Europe Tata Steel 

Similar articles

Tata Steel announces closure of coke ovens at Port Talbot mill in UK

19 Mar | Steel News

UK may temporarily allow duty-free HRC imports amid expected lower domestic output

12 Feb | Steel News

UK competition authority finds proposed subsidy for Tata Steel UK favorable for UK’s transition

09 Feb | Steel News

Tata Steel UK expected to cut jobs at Port Talbot starting from April

19 Jan | Steel News

Tata Steel delays announcement on job cuts at Port Talbot

02 Nov | Steel News

Tata Steel UK and Gestamp collaborate to nearly double recycled steel content

11 Oct | Steel News

Tata Steel secures £500 million UK government funding for decarbonization of Port Talbot

20 Sep | Steel News

Tata Steel UK in talks to secure government funding for decarbonization efforts

05 Sep | Steel News

Tata Steel UK delivers first carbon-reduced HDG

03 Jul | Steel News

Tata Steel UK to improve stocking efficiency with new warehouse at Corby plant

07 Apr | Steel News