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Jindal Steel International has presented a non-binding indicative bid for Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, whose FY25 revenue was about $10.5 bn (27.5% of group). Thyssenkrupp stock surged ~9% in Frankfurt in reaction.
Source: Jindal Steel Press Release (NSE Exchange Fillings) | Published on Sept 17, 2025
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As quoted in the press release from Jindal Steel (NSE Exchange filings), Thyssenkrupp AG disclosed that it has received a non-binding offer from Jindal Steel International for its steel division, Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe (TKSE). In turn, Thyssenkrupp shares surged to their highest level in four and a half years in Frankfurt. The proposed transaction has drawn attention to the structural problems in the steel industry and the dynamics surrounding cross-border investments.
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Jindal Steel submitted non-binding indicative bid for TKSE
Thyssenkrupp shares jumped ~9% to €11.83
TKSE’s FY25 revenue ~27.5% of group, ~$10.5 bn
Trading volume spiked to ~6.4 million shares
Thyssenkrupp will assess financial, green and jobs impact
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You may have noticed how the market responded sharply: Thyssenkrupp's stock increased by almost 9% during the trading session to €11.83 in Frankfurt - as high as it has been since May 2021. This gain brought the company's market capitalisation to about €7.3 billion. Also, the company had over twice the amount of trading volume it had on average in the prior 30 days, with 6.4 million shares trading hands. Some estimates have volume for the day at just under 8.4 million. Jindal Steel share price stands at ₹1,053.35 per share on the BSE as of 16 Sep 2025 at 15:30 PM IST.
In fiscal year 2025, the Steel Europe division produced nearly $10.5 billion of revenue, or 27.5% of Thyssenkrupp’s full group revenue, which was approximately $38 billion. Those of you who are following this closely will know that TKSE has long been under strategic review due to weak demand, rising cost pressures, and the need for significant investment for decarbonisation and modernisation.
Jindal Steel International, a part of the Naveen Jindal industrial group, is reported to have revenues of approximately €12 billion in FY25, EBITDA margin of approximately 22%, and low near net leverage position of around €1.2 billion.
Thyssenkrupp’s management will assess the offer based on factors like the long-term viability of the steel unit, the green transition, and the impact on jobs at German sites. They said the board will consider those factors when reviewing the proposal, and did not disclose the bid size.
Parameter | Value / Detail |
TKSE FY25 Revenue | ~$10.5 billion |
Share of Group Revenue | ~27.5% |
Thyssenkrupp Market Cap Post-Jump | ~€7.3 billion |
Offer Type | Non-binding indicative bid |
Jindal Steel FY25 Revenue | ~€12 billion |
Jindal Steel Leverage | Net leverage ~€1.2 billion |
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