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voestalpine finalizes sale of its steel trading group
On December 20, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, a company of the listed voestalpine AG, and the Polish company Zlomrex S.A. signed an agreement on the sale of the voestalpine Group's steel trading group. Zlomrex S.A. will initially take over 74.9% of voestalpine Stahlhandel GmbH. There are mutual purchase and sale rights for the remaining 25.1%, which can be exercised in two years at the earliest.
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voestalpine Expands Automotive Business with Major Acquisition
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voestalpine in talks about the sale of the steel trading group
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voestalpine heading for a new record after best half-year in the Group's history
For already the fifth time in succession the voestalpine Group has presented an improved half-year result. With a noticeable increase in revenue and all relevant financial key figures as compared to the previous year, the first six months of the financial year 2006/07 were the most successful ones so far in the history of the Group.
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voestalpine heading for a new record after best half year in the groups history
For the fifth time in a row, the voestalpine Group presented an improved half-year result. The first six months of the 2006/07 business year were the best in the company's history, with significant increases in revenue and all financial data compared to the previous year.
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voestalpine brings Rohstoffhandel into Joint Venture with German Scholz AG
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voestalpine AG Repurchases Own Shares
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voestalpine not interested in Serbian Mining Group RTB Bor
Contrary to agency reports, voestalpine AG is not interested in the Serbian mining Group RTB Bor (Rudarsko-topionicarski bazen Bor). As Wolfgang Eder, Chairman of the Management Board of voestalpine AG, clarified, the reports have apparently confused voestalpine AG with VOEST-ALPINE Intertrading Aktiengesellschaft.
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voestalpine Steering Record Course with New Rail Rolling Mill
Around seven months after commencement of production and barely three months after the official opening, voestalpine confirms success of its new rail rolling mill in Leoben/Donawitz, Styria.
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voestalpine Acquires German Wire Drawing Company
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Split of voestalpine AG shares at a ratio of 1:4 effective on 1 August
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Resolutions of the 14th Annual General Shareholders’ Meeting of voestalpine AG
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A new Era of Rail Production
Successful start-up of the world's most modern rail rolling mill ahead of schedule - Investment of EUR 66 million.
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voestalpine presented as BYD’s first supplier in Europe
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voestalpine has been introduced by the Chinese technology group BYD as the first supplier for its new plant in Hungary. Starting in autumn 2025, voestalpine will supply high-quality flat steel for car bodies and outer skin components to BYD in Szeged, Hungary. Production for this order will take place at voestalpine’s site in Linz. Both voestalpine and BYD stand for innovation, quality, and customer commitment. This order highlights voestalpine’s global leadership in technology and quality.
voestalpine – A Key Partner to the Global Automotive Industry
With its high-quality steel products, voestalpine is an important partner to the global automotive industry. Thanks to a unique combination of technological and material expertise, the Group offers reliable solutions for the automotive and automotive supply industries. voestalpine products are found in nearly all vehicle assemblies, including exterior parts such as doors, side panels, and hoods. In the body structure, bumpers, integral, cross, and longitudinal beams made of high-strength steel contribute to enhanced driving safety. voestalpine also supplies safety components, such as those used in seat belts and airbags. Additionally, a range of voestalpine products is used in electric vehicles (e.g., electrical steel strip).
To further strengthen its global position as a technology and quality leader in the automotive sector, voestalpine continues to focus on constant innovation. The company has set new standards in the production of lightweight components with enhanced corrosion protection and improved crash performance. The ultra-light, corrosion-resistant, and high-strength special steel was developed nearly 25 years ago and is now a standard material in modern car bodies.