The troubled industrial group Thyssenkrupp could also sell its elevator division, rather than partially launching it. The "Handelsblatt" reports citing industry circles, the management of CEO Guido Kerkhoff have written letters in recent days to potential buyers. They were invited to submit an offer.
"We have clearly stated that, in addition to the preparation of the IPO, we are examining the expressions of interest of potential interested parties," the Group announced. That's what the company does conscientiously. "That's why we've started a structured process to evaluate offers from strategic investors and financial investors to ensure that our decision is sustainable and best for Thyssenkrupp and its stakeholders."
In August, CEO Kerkhoff told SPIEGEL that in the event of a lucrative bid for the elevator division, the plan for an IPO could be stopped.
Share is increasing
The fact that the company is now increasingly looking for buyers was well received by the stock market. The shares of Thyssenkrupp
