Ya va a salir algún fantasma diciendo que en el hourly se podía dar, que puede fallar, etc
TXAR Ternium Argentina (ex ERAR)
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chewbaca
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danyf
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Hay que esperar hasta fin de mes me parece para tener algo más concreto, lo raro de ese artículo, me parece, que MT se asocie a Nippon Steel para comprar X, siendo que el grupo TT del cual forma parte TXAR está comprando las acciones de Usiminas a Nippon Steel, una parte ya la compró y por eso se amplió la participación en Usiminas de TXAR y creo que van a comprar toda la participación de Nippon Steel en Usiminas...por un lado largan empresas y por otra compran, no me cierra.
Que se yo, tendremos que esperar me parece.
Que se yo, tendremos que esperar me parece.
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Napoleón
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capomas
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Napoleón escribió: ↑ Antes de eso:
US Steel (NYSE:X) ticked up at least partly amid a report about additional bidders for the steelmaker, along with the reported names of Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) and ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT).
Techint, an Argentinian company with a U.S. subsidiary called Ternium, is also believed to be one of the bidders for US Steel (X), CNBC's David Faber said on the business network on Friday. Techint may not want all the assets, but as much as 90% of them.
Other bidders may include Nucor (NUE), which may be only interested in one asset, though it could partner with Stelco (OTCPK:STZHF) or others. Steel Dynamics (STLD) may also be potentially in the process.
"This looks to be Cleveland-Cliffs to lose because there's a feeling that it's a must have in some ways, but there is not an insignificant amount of continued interest in this asset as this process moves forward into what will be final bids, let's call it the next couple of weeks," Faber said.
The latest updates come after Bloomberg reported Thursday that final bids for US Steel (X) are expected shortly after some site visits next week. CNBC's Faber said he expects the sales process may be completed by the end of the month.
The report comes after Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) is said to have signed a non-disclosure agreement and short standstill agreement so it can participate in the US Steel (X) sales process. The standstill agreement expires on Dec. 1, according to CNBC.
In August, US Steel (X) said it entered into confidentiality agreements with "numerous" third parties. US Steel (X) started a formal review process after rejecting the Cliffs (CLF) bid. US Steel (X) rejected a $7.3 billion cash and stock bid from Cliffs (CLF) in August.
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NAPOLEON NO DELIBEREN TANTO Y COMPREN QUE SE LES ESCAPA LA TORTUGA
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Napoleón
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Antes de eso:
US Steel (NYSE:X) ticked up at least partly amid a report about additional bidders for the steelmaker, along with the reported names of Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) and ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT).
Techint, an Argentinian company with a U.S. subsidiary called Ternium, is also believed to be one of the bidders for US Steel (X), CNBC's David Faber said on the business network on Friday. Techint may not want all the assets, but as much as 90% of them.
Other bidders may include Nucor (NUE), which may be only interested in one asset, though it could partner with Stelco (OTCPK:STZHF) or others. Steel Dynamics (STLD) may also be potentially in the process.
"This looks to be Cleveland-Cliffs to lose because there's a feeling that it's a must have in some ways, but there is not an insignificant amount of continued interest in this asset as this process moves forward into what will be final bids, let's call it the next couple of weeks," Faber said.
The latest updates come after Bloomberg reported Thursday that final bids for US Steel (X) are expected shortly after some site visits next week. CNBC's Faber said he expects the sales process may be completed by the end of the month.
The report comes after Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) is said to have signed a non-disclosure agreement and short standstill agreement so it can participate in the US Steel (X) sales process. The standstill agreement expires on Dec. 1, according to CNBC.
In August, US Steel (X) said it entered into confidentiality agreements with "numerous" third parties. US Steel (X) started a formal review process after rejecting the Cliffs (CLF) bid. US Steel (X) rejected a $7.3 billion cash and stock bid from Cliffs (CLF) in August.
US Steel (NYSE:X) ticked up at least partly amid a report about additional bidders for the steelmaker, along with the reported names of Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) and ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT).
Techint, an Argentinian company with a U.S. subsidiary called Ternium, is also believed to be one of the bidders for US Steel (X), CNBC's David Faber said on the business network on Friday. Techint may not want all the assets, but as much as 90% of them.
Other bidders may include Nucor (NUE), which may be only interested in one asset, though it could partner with Stelco (OTCPK:STZHF) or others. Steel Dynamics (STLD) may also be potentially in the process.
"This looks to be Cleveland-Cliffs to lose because there's a feeling that it's a must have in some ways, but there is not an insignificant amount of continued interest in this asset as this process moves forward into what will be final bids, let's call it the next couple of weeks," Faber said.
The latest updates come after Bloomberg reported Thursday that final bids for US Steel (X) are expected shortly after some site visits next week. CNBC's Faber said he expects the sales process may be completed by the end of the month.
The report comes after Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) is said to have signed a non-disclosure agreement and short standstill agreement so it can participate in the US Steel (X) sales process. The standstill agreement expires on Dec. 1, according to CNBC.
In August, US Steel (X) said it entered into confidentiality agreements with "numerous" third parties. US Steel (X) started a formal review process after rejecting the Cliffs (CLF) bid. US Steel (X) rejected a $7.3 billion cash and stock bid from Cliffs (CLF) in August.
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Napoleón
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danyf escribió: ↑ En el interés del grupo Techint que hace referencia el artículo en adquirir el 90% de U.S. Steel y lo posiciona como un contendiente importante, hace mención a Ternium de Argentina como parte interesada, esto sería TXAR..estará bien el artículo? por la importancia de la operación me inclinaría más a que es la mamá TX...no se, vos que decís?
Lo último de este tema es esto:
"US Steel (NYSE:X) quickly ticked higher, though it has since gone negative amid a report that ArcelorMittal (NYSE:MT) is in the lead position to acquire the steelmaker.
ArcelorMittal (MT) is speculated to be in advanced discussions with Societe Generale and Credit Agricole to finance its bid for US Steel (X), according to a Betaville "uncooked" alert on Wednesday. There's some speculation that MT is teamed up with Nippon Steel (OTCPK:NISTF) in its bid for US Steel.
The report appears to contradict an item from CNBC's David Faber on Friday that Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF), which originally made a bid for US Steel (X) that was rejected in August, is in the pole position to buy the company.
The latest updates come after Bloomberg reported Thursday that final bids for US Steel (X) are expected shortly after some site visits next week. CNBC's Faber said he expects the sales process may be completed by the end of the month.
In August, US Steel (X) said it entered into confidentiality agreements with "numerous" third parties. US Steel (X) started a formal review process after rejecting the Cliffs (CLF) bid. US Steel (X) rejected a $7.3 billion cash and stock bid from Cliffs (CLF) in August."
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danyf
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Hay una sola Ternium de Argentina y es TXAR
, será?
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danyf
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chewbaca escribió: ↑ Techint emerges as potential major bidder for U.S. Steel assets
EditorRachael RajanStock Markets
Published Nov 03, 2023 02:01PM ET
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(NYSE:X) has been attracting a diverse range of bidders for its potential sale, including Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:NYSE:CLF), ArcelorMittal (NYSE:NYSE:MT), and a new entrant from Argentina, Techint's Ternium.
Techint's interest in acquiring up to 90% of US Steel's assets has positioned it as a significant contender in the ongoing bidding process
En el interés del grupo Techint que hace referencia el artículo en adquirir el 90% de U.S. Steel y lo posiciona como un contendiente importante, hace mención a Ternium de Argentina como parte interesada, esto sería TXAR..estará bien el artículo? por la importancia de la operación me inclinaría más a que es la mamá TX...no se, vos que decís?
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Sr. Prudencia
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No directamente a CCL pero a las cotizaciones en general, y a la simple devaluacion del peso, TXAR es una empresa muy atada a las variaciones del dolar. Claramente la semana que viene el dolar va a estar por las nubes y va a haber una disparada de los precios, eso lleva a que las empresas arraigadas como txar sigan mas en tiempo real esa suba, por eso intuyo que la semana que viene vuelan las cotizaciones, pero sin ganancia por la depreciacion del peso.
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chewbaca
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Techint emerges as potential major bidder for U.S. Steel assets
EditorRachael RajanStock Markets
Published Nov 03, 2023 02:01PM ET
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(NYSE:X) has been attracting a diverse range of bidders for its potential sale, including Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:NYSE:CLF), ArcelorMittal (NYSE:NYSE:MT), and a new entrant from Argentina, Techint's Ternium.
Techint's interest in acquiring up to 90% of US Steel's assets has positioned it as a significant contender in the ongoing bidding process
EditorRachael RajanStock Markets
Published Nov 03, 2023 02:01PM ET
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(NYSE:X) has been attracting a diverse range of bidders for its potential sale, including Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:NYSE:CLF), ArcelorMittal (NYSE:NYSE:MT), and a new entrant from Argentina, Techint's Ternium.
Techint's interest in acquiring up to 90% of US Steel's assets has positioned it as a significant contender in the ongoing bidding process
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alzamer
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Tiji
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Es mas digno perder, que presentar lo que trajo aluar. Llamare a mis amigos de las mesas de los FCI para que den venta masiva en Aluar
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alzamer
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Podes consultar lo que apunte en el foro.
Txar perdió 12000 millomes.
Aluar ( Que reservo exportaciones para tener un tipo de cambio mejor , como ahora ) , ganó 12000 millones , que actualizados a hoy son 13500 millones.
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Tiji
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