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August 18, 2009 · about 17 years ago

ThyssenKrupp keeps silent on Blohm+Voss sale

ThyssenKrupp has refrained from commenting on speculation that it might sell its Blohm+Voss division. Newspapers in Germany last week reported that ThyssenKrupp was in the process of negotiating the sale of three Blohm+Voss operations. ThyssenKrupp said it would not comment on the content or purpose

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ThyssenKrupp has refrained from commenting on speculation that it might sell its Blohm+Voss division. Newspapers in Germany last week reported that ThyssenKrupp was in the process of negotiating the sale of three Blohm+Voss operations. ThyssenKrupp said it would not comment on the content or purposes of the talks but said it was in talks at both a national and international level on how to tackle the economic crisis.

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