Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Jindal Steel Bids for Thyssenkrupp Steel's German Unit
Jindal Steel International wants to buy thyssenkrupp Steel in Germany.
They have made a non-binding offer and plan to invest over €2 billion.
Jindal Steel intends to preserve steel production in Germany, focusing on low-emission methods and the DRI project in Duisburg.
They also plan to create new electric arc furnace capacity.
A hydrogen-ready plant in Oman would supply steel to the capacity, accelerating the shift to low-carbon steelmaking.
Jindal Steel International made a non-binding offer to acquire thyssenkrupp Steel.
The offer aims to transform thyssenkrupp into a low-emission steelmaker.
Jindal plans to invest over €2 billion in the project.
The plan includes completing the DRI project in Duisburg.
A hydrogen-ready plant in Oman will provide supply security.
- Who
- Jindal Steel International and thyssenkrupp Steel
- What
- Jindal Steel submitted a non-binding offer to acquire thyssenkrupp Steel.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Germany
- Why
- Jindal aims to make thyssenkrupp the largest low-emission steelmaker in Europe.
Jindal Steel
Thyssenkrupp
Future of Steel Production
Jindal Steel
Preserve and grow thyssenkrupp's industrial legacy and transform into Europe’s largest integrated low-emission steel maker.
Thyssenkrupp
Focus is on economic sustainability, green transformation and employment.
- Bidder
- Jindal Steel International
- Target
- thyssenkrupp Steel
- Offer Type
- Non-binding
- Investment
- Over €2 billion
Sources
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Jindal Steel International makes non-binding offer for thyssenkrupp’s steel ops
Jindal Steel makes non binding offer for Thyssenkrupp steel unit
