Thyssenkrupp raises the valuation of its steel business by 25 percent, less than two weeks after talks to sell the unit to Jindal Steel collapsed.
Thyssenkrupp has increased the valuation of its steel division by 25 percent, following the recent collapse of acquisition negotiations with Jindal Steel.
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