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Saturday 03 November 2018 12:12 pm|Updated:Monday 03 June 2019 3:39 amSteel mogul swoops in for three more sites as European portfolio growsBritish industrialist mogul Sanjeev Gupta has snapped up three mor polene sac (https://www.polenefr.fr) e European steel plants, as his spending spree across the continent shows no sign of slowing down.Gupta has bought three steelworks from ArcelorMittal, located in Belgium and Luxembourg, weeks after acquiring four other sites in Romania, Czech Republic, Macedonia and Italy.The landmark transactions come as part of the entrepreneurrsquo ambitious plans to make his London-based firm Liberty a major player within Europersquo steel industry.The news is likely to reinforce Guptarsquo reputation as a rapid dealmaker, having risen to prominence within the last three years after building an industrial empire that makes more than pound;10bn in turnover and employ tens of thousands of people.Referring to the plants in Belg polene (https://www.polenes.com.de) ium and Luxembourg, Gupta said: These are high quality, landmark assets with skilled and experienced workforces that we are looking forward to welcoming into the worldwide GFG fold. Our aim will be to develop close working relationships with respective governments, trade unions and other local stakeholders in Belgium and Luxembourg to optimise and improve the value of these historic assets that are important for the regional and national economies.rd polene fr (https://www.polenefr.fr) quo; Both deals are subject to approval by the European Commission and other local processes includi Heic US banks reveal cost of repaying bailouts
Tuesday 21 January 2014 8:10 pmLord Levene drags ex-Bank chief into Lloyds sell off rowBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GooglePOLITICAL pressure applied behind the scenes stopped NBNK buying the 632 Lloyds branches and led to the disastrous Co-op Bank attempt to take over the branches, NBNKrsquo former boss Lord Levene told MPs yesterday, citing conversations with Lord King.Levene said the then-Bank of England governor had warned him politicians would block his bid.NBNK was established by major investors with the aim of buying the branches and establishing a new high street bank.But Lloyds rejected its bid in favour of the Co-op Bank, arguing the Co-op was prepared to pay more and had a better chance of completing on the deal because it already ran a bank. However, Leven stanley kubek (https://www.stanley-cups.pl) e said the decision was made because politicians pressured Lloyds. Even Lord stanley cup (https://www.cup-stanley.ca) King told him this is going to be a political decisio stanley deutschland (https://www.stanley-de.de) n, Levene told the Treasury Select Committee.His evidence directly contradicts that given by Lloydsrsquo; bosses in earlier parliamentary hearings.The failed bidder said he would have had a good chance of buying the banks if the process had been carried out by fair means rather than foul. Lloyds, the Treasury and the Bank of England declined to comment.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged content: Se