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Thyssenkrupp: TK Accelis starts on the stock exchange – shares rise by nine percent

Thyssenkrupp has taken another business unit to the stock exchange with the materials trader. But how much independence does TK Accelis really gain from this?

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Thyssenkrupp: TK Accelis starts on the stock exchange – shares rise by nine percent

Thyssenkrupp's subsidiary TK Accelis has started trading on the Frankfurt stock exchange with an initial price of 27.80 euros, giving it a market capitalization of around 1.77 billion euros. The company, which employs 15,500 people in 30 countries and generated 11.4 billion euros in revenue last year, is a leading materials trader in Europe and North America.

Thyssenkrupp retains a 51% majority stake in TK Accelis, with the remaining 49% held by existing Thyssenkrupp shareholders. The IPO aims to give TK Accelis more independence and flexibility in its business operations.

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