Thyssenkrupp is considering the possibility of selling part of his European business

This Saturday, the German edition of Rheinische Post, referring to sources in the Nabovita Thyssenkrupp, reported that this largest steel company in Germany was considering the possibility of selling part of its metallurgical business to unnamed investors. Thyssenkrupp itself does not comment on these messages, referring to the fact that their executive director Henry Haysinger did not make official statements about this.

Thyssenkrupp, trying to recover from losses in both Americas, today is trying to realize assets in Brazil and the USA. The sale of these metallurgical assets will serve as a source of increasing the company's own capital, said Henry Haysinger in May.

SueDdeutsche Zeitung reported on Friday that, as part of the THYSSENKRUPP capital increase program, to 1 billion euros (1 billion 300 million dollars), the State Rag Corporation could redeem the shares of a metallurgical company to maintain its financial stability.

At the same time, a situation could arise in which the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation, which had previously had shares, could be arranged as a Kruppa fund could remain with less than 25 percent of the shares, which opens the road to absorb the entire Thyssenkrup corporation.