sALIENT FEATURES as i just saw in tv a whole conference from london with DELHI/CALCUTTA/MUMBAI connected via video conferensing.
1> Tata have done bid, Corus have accepted it at 455 pence per share.Tata have offered a 6% PREMIUM to their shareholders.the management has given go ahead govt has its UPTO SHAREHOLDERS TO DECIDE NOW.
2> TATA IS 56TH COMPANY WITH THIS TAKEOVER IT WILL BE 5TH IN WORLD and within 2011 with 40MILLION TONNE PER YEAR IT'L likely be SECOND or third.
3> new port being setup in Orissa to connect Port Alberto.
4> Jamshedpur factory to have 10Mtonne capacity by 2010.
5> This acquisition wont HINDER the three GREEN field project by TISCO in India.
6> INDIA WONT EXPORT ITS IRON ORE as its needed for its future.
THIS IS A HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE BUYOUT.. CHECK MY LAST WORDS
what do you guy think bout it? total deal will be around 10.26 BILLION DOLLARS.
the only problem ppls r saying TATA STEEL DEPT IS BUYING A COMPANY WHICH IS 5 TIMES ITS SIZE, its one a remarkable in history.
ahh this'll give me a orgy lol 2 lines but infinite pleasure u guys shud have heard how BBC said this in the news and expression
1> Tata have done bid, Corus have accepted it at 455 pence per share.Tata have offered a 6% PREMIUM to their shareholders.the management has given go ahead govt has its UPTO SHAREHOLDERS TO DECIDE NOW.
2> TATA IS 56TH COMPANY WITH THIS TAKEOVER IT WILL BE 5TH IN WORLD and within 2011 with 40MILLION TONNE PER YEAR IT'L likely be SECOND or third.
3> new port being setup in Orissa to connect Port Alberto.
4> Jamshedpur factory to have 10Mtonne capacity by 2010.
5> This acquisition wont HINDER the three GREEN field project by TISCO in India.
6> INDIA WONT EXPORT ITS IRON ORE as its needed for its future.
THIS IS A HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE BUYOUT.. CHECK MY LAST WORDS
what do you guy think bout it? total deal will be around 10.26 BILLION DOLLARS.
the only problem ppls r saying TATA STEEL DEPT IS BUYING A COMPANY WHICH IS 5 TIMES ITS SIZE, its one a remarkable in history.
Anglo-Dutch steel firm Corus has accepted a ã4.1bn ($7.7bn) takeover offer from Indian rival Tata Steel.
The final details are now being agreed and a formal announcement is expected later, the BBC has learned.
The deal is the largest Indian takeover of a foreign company and will create the world's fifth-largest steel group.
Corus declined to comment. Formed by the 1999 merger of British Steel and Dutch group Hoogovens, it employs 47,300 worldwide and 24,000 in the UK.
Changing of the guard
In 2005, Tata Steel was only the world's 56th biggest steel producer and its takeover of Corus represents its first expansion outside of Asia.
Tata's a very big group, got a very good reputation, it's not fly by night
Denis MacShane
Rotherham MP
"It's the changing of the guard on a global scale," said BBC business editor Robert Peston.
"Once upon a time, Corus was called British Steel and was a sprawling British industry. Now it's to be taken over by an Indian company."
Analysts have broadly welcomed the deal, but warned that there are risks.
The biggest one is said to be that if there is an economic downturn over the coming years, Tata Steel might have difficultly paying off the debts it is taking on to buy Corus.
In those circumstances there might be dangers for Corus' pension fund, which has 166,000 members in the UK.
Increasing steel consolidation
Denis MacShane, the MP for Rotherham and chairman of the Steel Group of MPs, told the BBC he was positive about the deal, which he said he assumed would "now go through successfully".
"I've been urging Corus to look for a big global energy tie-up because to be a player on the steel industry worldwide, you've got to be a world player, and India, China, that's where a lot of the growth is going," he said.
"Tata's a very big group, got a very good reputation - it's not fly by night. They certainly say they're going to look after pensions and pay, so it's positive from that point of view."
The takeover comes amid growing consolidation in the global steel industry.
With both prices and demand soaring this year, led by strong demand from China, Dutch firm Mittal Steel bought European rival Arcelor for $34bn back in the summer.
Tata Steel is part of the wider Tata group, which has business interests ranging from carmaking to Tetley's tea.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6068244.stmIn 2005, Tata Steel was only the world's 56th biggest steel producer, and its takeover of Corus represents its first expansion outside of Asia.
"It's the changing of the guard on a global scale," said our correspondent.
"Once upon a time, Corus was called British Steel and was a sprawling British industry. Now it's to be taken over by an Indian company."
ahh this'll give me a orgy lol 2 lines but infinite pleasure u guys shud have heard how BBC said this in the news and expression