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Photo – The United Kingdom is entering into exclusive negotiations regarding the sale of Liberty’s former assets
The United Kingdom is entering into exclusive negotiations regarding the sale of Liberty’s former assets

Norwegian startup Blastr is considered the leading contender for Speciality Steel UK

Photo – Blastr bids to acquire Speciality Steels UK
Blastr bids to acquire Speciality Steels UK

Norwegian-British green steel producer may acquire assets from EDP with a capacity of 1.1 million tons per year

Photo – Luxembourg offers €14.5 million for Liberty Steel Dudelange plant
Luxembourg offers €14.5 million for Liberty Steel Dudelange plant

One of the sites is planned to be used for activities in the defense sector

Photo – Liberty Steel prepares for final exit from Belgium and Luxembourg
Liberty Steel prepares for final exit from Belgium and Luxembourg

The divisions in Liège and Dudelange remain without investors, one of them was bought out by ArcelorMittal

Photo – Liberty Galați has been given another 30 days to avoid bankruptcy
Liberty Galați has been given another 30 days to avoid bankruptcy

Romania's key steel plant is balancing between restarting production and the risk of bankruptcy

Photo – Australia has begun the official sale of the Whyalla steelworks
Australia has begun the official sale of the Whyalla steelworks

Global steel producers with green ambitions are showing interest in the asset owned by Sangeet Gupta's GFG Alliance

Photo – Liberty Steel: from great promise to the fall of an empire
Liberty Steel: from great promise to the fall of an empire

The company has now restarted the blast furnace in Galati and is making a last-ditch effort to save its UK assets

Photo – Liberty Steel makes last attempt to save assets in the UK
Liberty Steel makes last attempt to save assets in the UK

The government will continue to monitor developments around the company

Photo – Tosyalı abandons the acquisition of Liberty Steel in Luxembourg
Tosyalı abandons the acquisition of Liberty Steel in Luxembourg

The decision is explained by the revision of the EU's safeguard measures against steel imports from third countries

Photo – Liberty Specialty Steel may go bankrupt due to the failure of the recovery plan
Liberty Specialty Steel may go bankrupt due to the failure of the recovery plan

Most creditors oppose restructuring, court to hear case in May

Photo – Liberty Steel Liège’s bankruptcy was predictable – IndustriAll Europe
Liberty Steel Liège’s bankruptcy was predictable – IndustriAll Europe

Trade Unions Call for Workers' Protection after the Collapse of a Strategic Steel Enterprise

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