Thyssenkrupp: TK Accelis startet an der Börse – Aktie steigt um neun Prozent
Mit dem Werkstoffhändler hat Thyssenkrupp einen weiteren Geschäftsbereich an die Börse gebracht. Doch wie viel Eigenständigkeit gewinnt TK Accelis damit wirklich?
Thyssenkrupp has completed its restructuring by launching TK Accelis, its third subsidiary on the stock exchange. The company's share, which debuted on Wednesday at 27.80 euros, now has a market capitalization of approximately 1.77 billion euros. Analysts had expected the initial valuation to be between 29 and 64 euros, but TK Accelis opened nine percent higher, at around 30 euros in the first minutes of trading.
Thyssenkrupp's share, on the other hand, fell by nine percent to 13.38 euros. The company employs about 15,500 people across 30 countries and generated 11.4 billion euros in revenue last fiscal year. TK Accelis is now Europe's largest non-plant-independent material broker and number three in North America. The initial public offering (IPO) aims to provide the company with greater independence and assess its subsidiaries based on their market value.
Thyssenkrupp retained 49 percent of TK Accelis' shares and transferred the remaining 51 percent to its existing shareholders. The mother company retains the majority, ensuring it continues to have significant influence over Thyssenkrupp's operations.
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