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German group dented by higher material costs in China and tariffs on imports to US
Investor selling pushes stock down to lowest intraday level for more than 2 years
The company’s shares suffered their biggest one-day fall since June 2016
Setting-aside of provisions signals steel division inquiry has become more serious
Prime minister’s personal lawyer accused of bribery in ThyssenKrupp submarine deal
Travelling sideways may seem interesting, but investors want a proper rise in shares
German engineering conglomerate resolves leadership crisis ahead of restructuring
Guifdo Kerkhoff expected to win board vote ahead of creation of two independent companies
Funds Cevian Capital and Elliott forced group to make changes to improve performance
Vocal investors increasingly behind corporate shake-ups on the continent
German conglomerate’s shares fall on weak results and new 2020 targets
Image problems and labour shortages inhibit growth as baby boomers exit the workforce
Ulrich Lehner accused activist investors of engaging in ‘psycho terror’ before his resignation
Chairman, who resigned this week, offered caustic assessment of activist investors
Executive upheaval presents a good chance to improve the business
Decision comes fortnight after German conglomerate’s CEO stepped down
Follows abrupt resignation of Heinrich Hiesinger in wake of Tata Steel deal
Doubts linger over ThyssenKrupp and Tata’s aim to boost competitiveness and cut costs
