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Tata Steel Europe
European arm of Tata Steel Group; major tinplate producer at IJmuiden, Netherlands with ~11% global tinplate market share. Major supplier to European food can manufacturers.
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Electrolytic Tinplate + Packaging Steel
30%Automotive Steel
35%Construction and Infrastructure Steel
20%Hot and Cold Rolled Strip
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Origin2023
Tata Steel acquired the British-Dutch steel company Corus Group in 2007 for $12 billion — the second-largest overseas acquisition by an Indian company at the time (after Hindalco-Novelis). Corus itself had been formed by the 1999 merger of British Steel and Hoogovens (Dutch). British Steel was the privatized successor of the nationalized British steel industry that Prime Minister Thatcher had sold in 1988. The historical irony: Port Talbot steelworks in Wales, which had been nationalized by Labour in the 1960s and privatized by Thatcher in 1988, ended up owned by an Indian family conglomerate (the Tata Group, whose holding company was founded by Jamsetji Tata in 1868 to support Indian industrial independence from British colonial rule). In 2023, the UK government agreed to provide £500 million in subsidies to Tata Steel to transition Port Talbot from coal-fueled blast furnaces to electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking — the UK government paying an Indian company to decarbonize the iconic symbol of British industrial heritage with the consequence of eliminating ~2,800 jobs. The great nationalized British steel industry was privatized, restructured, acquired by India, and then received British state aid to replace its workers with electricity.
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