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  1. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 22:15
    Ik geloof er niets van dat een serieus bericht was.
    Kijk maar eens naar de omzet in N.Y.
    Daarbij vergeleken is bv. Antonov een wéreldconcern
  2. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 22:18
    quote:

    Alex-8imk8 schreef:

    [quote=MiddenVink]
    Inderdaad 2 stuks
    [/quote]

    Serieus?
    Zeer serieus dacht je dat die Amerikanen zo dom waren dat ze het dubbele betalen.
    Ik heb wel eens geprobeert om ze in de US te kopen maar het lukt mij niet via ABN,mag schijnbaar niet normaal kan ik alles kopen in de US in$.

    mvrgr jo jo
  3. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 22:19
    Niemand iets zinnigs te zeggen?
    Dan ga ik slapen in de wetenschap dat het morgen voor wat betreft Corus weer een gezapig dagje zal worden

    Waarde vrienden en net zo aardige tegenstanders,

    Lekker slapen en morgen gezond weer op.
    Welterusten
    Lennard
  4. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 23:01
    Tata Iron & Steel Co. heet officieel TISCO....er hoeft dus nog alleen maar een RUS achter en het wordt TISCORUS......en dan nog een TAL en de russen zijn ook blij...TISCORUSTAL :)
  5. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 23:11
    quote:

    Buffalo(Buff) schreef:

    Tata Iron & Steel Co. heet officieel TISCO....er hoeft dus nog alleen maar een RUS achter en het wordt TISCORUS......en dan nog een TAL en de russen zijn ook blij...TISCORUSTAL :)
    Leuk gevonden. :-) Aanbevolen. Vind hem wel grappig.
  6. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 23:21
    India aims to close steel gap with China

    INDIA'S steel production is set to triple over the next 15 years, making the country the second driving force in the global steel industry after China, according to B Muthuraman, managing director of Tata Steel.
    "I'd expect India to be producing and consuming 150m tonnes of steel a year by 2020, compared to what I believe will be about 47m tonnes this year," said Mr Muthuraman in an interview with the Financial Times at the recently-held annual meeting of the International, Iron and Steel Institute in Buenos Aires.
    The Tata executive said the country's steel output was destined for a big boost as a result of expanding investments in fields such as manufacturing and infrastructure developments, including roads, railways and ports.
    "I know India has had problems in developing its infrastructure and this has held up economic growth but in the past two years I have been encouraged by signs that things are improving," he said.
    India's steel production is a long way behind China which this year is expected to make about 400m tonnes of the material -- but Mr Muthuraman reckons the gap will start to close due to higher growth in the Indian economy.
    He also expressed confidence that within a few years the world steel industry would be dominated by "five or six large conglomerates each with an annual capacity of 100m-150m tonnes" as the pace of consolidation builds up.
    At present, the largest company in the industry is Arcelor Mittal, formed in June as a result of a euro26.9bn ($34.04m) takeover of Luxembourg-based Arcelor by Lakshmi Mittal's Mittal Steel, which has a capacity of 110-120m tonnes, three times more than its closest rival.
    Tata Steel has its own ambitious $23bn scheme to boost its annual steel output in India from 5.0m tonnes last year to more than 20m tonnes by 2013, while also attempting to expand in a more moderate way outside India by following up recent investments in Singapore and Thailand.
    Mr Muthuraman said that he expected to see the Indian government privatise Steel Authority of India (Sail), India's largest publicly-owned steel company.
    "It's not a question of whether I want to see it [privatisation] happen -- I am sure it will happen, but I don't think it will happen quickly," he said.
    Delhi is under pressure from some quarters to follow the global trends in the steel industry and put Sail under private ownership.
    However, Mr Muthuraman said that "privatisations in India frequently take some time" which is why he expects no early move on this front.
    He said it would be "theoretical and presumptuous" to say whether Tata would be interested to take over Sail should privatisation go ahead.
    The Tata executive also refused to say whether he thought his company would emerge among the five to six steel leaders, which he envisages within the next few years, and also sidestepped questions as to whether his company might be keen to unite with Corus, the Anglo-Dutch steel company that has been exploring merger opportunities in countries including India, Brazil and Russia as a way to give it access to low-cost steelmaking sites.
    "I have no comment on whether we might be interested [in a possible deal] with Corus," he said.
  7. [verwijderd] 16 oktober 2006 23:27
    Corporate bonds
    Corporate bond markets saw Tata Sons being active in the private placement market, placing three-year bonds at 8.60% levels. Tata Sons and Tisco credit spreads could widen if Tisco goes in for a leveraged acquisition of Corus. The corporate bond market could see more activity as corporates access the market to fund their growing capital expenditures. Spreads are expected to widen as supply pressure increases.

    Tata Iron and Steel Company

    Incorporated in 1907, TISCO is Asia's first and India's largest integrated private sector steel producer. TISCO was the first company to produce steel in India on a commercial basis and has been profitable since 1912. TISCO has been recognised by World Steel Dynamics as a "world class" steel maker.

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