Jindal Steel International has made a non-binding offer to acquire Thyssenkrupp’s struggling steel division, potentially reshaping the European steel market. Thyssenkrupp is carefully reviewing the proposal, considering implications for jobs, as it seeks to offload the steel business. Jindal aims to transform Thyssenkrupp into a leading low-emission steel producer, aligning with the German company’s green steel ambitions. Post navigation Ajit Kumar Ranjan Appointed Deputy Secretary in DoPT US Fed meeting begins: Trump aide Stephen Miran sworn in as governor, Jerome Powell under pressure as rate cut expected
