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Thyssenkrupp Sees Negative Cash Flow During Transition Year

Thyssenkrupp AG expects to post cash losses this fiscal year on rising restructuring and investment costs, highlighting the difficulty of overhauling the conglomerate as Germany’s industrial economy sputters.

By: financialpost.com

Nov 19 2024
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Thyssenkrupp Sees Negative Cash Flow During Transition Year

(Bloomberg) — Thyssenkrupp AG expects to post cash losses this fiscal year on rising restructuring and investment costs, highlighting the difficulty of overhauling the conglomerate as Germany’s industrial economy sputters. Read More

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