TF Silesia approves two investors for major stakes buy
"One of them placed a bid only for WRA, while the other one - for WRA and WRJ. We do not provide names of the companies," said Wojciech Bańkowski, president of TFS.
According to Puls Biznesu, Roman Karkosik-owned Alchemia is one of the investors bidding for WRA and WRJ, while German Max Aicher is the other one bidding for WRA only. "We are interested with boosting our share in WRA. We have a 20% stake in the company. Rolling plant incorporates into the technological cycle of Max Aicher: our steel plants deliver input to WRA, while ZPR Buczek, in which we own a controlling stake, processes it further," said Krzysztof Bramorski, representing the German investor.
However, TFS is not planning to dispose of the plants for the current offers and expects the potential investors to improve their financial proposals for the transactions.
Source: Puls Biznesu
According to Puls Biznesu, Roman Karkosik-owned Alchemia is one of the investors bidding for WRA and WRJ, while German Max Aicher is the other one bidding for WRA only. "We are interested with boosting our share in WRA. We have a 20% stake in the company. Rolling plant incorporates into the technological cycle of Max Aicher: our steel plants deliver input to WRA, while ZPR Buczek, in which we own a controlling stake, processes it further," said Krzysztof Bramorski, representing the German investor.
However, TFS is not planning to dispose of the plants for the current offers and expects the potential investors to improve their financial proposals for the transactions.
Source: Puls Biznesu
