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thyssenkrupp AG (TKA.DE)

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4.9740-0.0420 (-0.84%)
At close: 05:35PM CET
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Previous close5.0160
Open5.0400
Bid4.9840 x 142800
Ask4.9870 x 10700
Day's range4.8950 - 5.0400
52-week range4.2910 - 7.7660
Volume2,458,988
Avg. volume3,416,086
Market cap3.096B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.97
PE ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-3.9500
Earnings date15 May 2024
Forward dividend & yield0.15 (2.99%)
Ex-dividend date05 Feb 2024
1y target est9.60
  • Reuters

    Thyssenkrupp considering Marine Systems deal with Carlyle

    (Reuters) -Thyssenkrupp is considering selling a stake in its Marine Systems unit which builds naval ships and submarines to investment firm Carlyle, the German conglomerate said on Tuesday. "With the active involvement of Carlyle, we are now taking the necessary next step and starting the phase of an open-ended assessment of the relevant business activities," Executive Board member Volkmar Dinstuhl said in a statement. The Marine Systems unit has an enterprise value of between 1.2-1.6 billion euros ($1.3-1.7 billion), sources familiar with the matter said.

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 1-Thyssenkrupp evaluates Carlyle's bid for marine unit

    Thyssenkrupp on Tuesday said it has entered a due diligence phase on the potential partial sale of its marine unit with investment firm Carlyle . "With the active involvement of Carlyle, we are now taking the necessary next step and starting the phase of an open-ended assessment of the relevant business activities," Thyssenkrupp's Executive Board member Volkmar Dinstuhl said in a statement. The sale to Carlyle is one of the several options that the firm is currently considering, he added.

  • Reuters

    Thyssenkrupp workers want pledges on investment, jobs ahead of steel business revamp

    Thyssenkrupp workers on Friday drew up a list of conditions for a potential sale of the group's steel business, including a commitment on investments and job protection. Talks over the future of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, Germany's largest steelmaker, have heated up with the division's management currently working on a revamp plan to tackle overcapacity, high costs and cheap Asian competition. IG Metall, Germany's biggest union that wields significant control over strategic matters at Thyssenkrupp, said whatever is decided for the steel business there must be a clear future plan, including investment commitments.