The group’s new 2017/18 accounts show Steel Europe as a discontinued operation that contributed a net profit of €258m, whereas the group’s continuing operations contributed a net loss of €200m. After deducting minority charges of €51m, the bottom line shows a tiny profit and management proposes an unchanged dividend of €0.15 payable early next year.
21 Nov 2018
ThyssenKrupp’s new accounts show a tiny net profit of €8m
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ThyssenKrupp’s new accounts show a tiny net profit of €8m
thyssenkrupp AG (TKR:WBO) | 0 0 0.4% | Mkt Cap: 14,231m
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21 Nov 2018 -
Author:
Hans-Peter Wodniok -
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The group’s new 2017/18 accounts show Steel Europe as a discontinued operation that contributed a net profit of €258m, whereas the group’s continuing operations contributed a net loss of €200m. After deducting minority charges of €51m, the bottom line shows a tiny profit and management proposes an unchanged dividend of €0.15 payable early next year.