Nippon Steel CEO Hashimoto: Agreement With U.S. Government Over Our U.S. Steel Acquisition Deal Is Satisfactory
June 19 (Reuters) - Nippon Steel Corp 5401.T CEO Eiji Hashimoto:
AGREEMENT WITH U.S. GOVERNMENT OVER OUR U.S. STEEL ACQUISITION ENSURES TWO ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS: MANAGEMENT AUTONOMY AND PROFITABILITY
U.S. STEEL'S REVITALISATION PLANS AND NEW INVESTMENT PLANS HAVE LARGELY BEEN COMPLETED
AGREEMENT WITH U.S. GOVERNMENT OVER OUR U.S. STEEL ACQUISITION DEAL IS SATISFACTORY
WE WILL PROMPTLY BEGIN IMPLEMENTING MEASURES FOR REVITALISATION AND DEVELOPMENT
I'D LIKE TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE RESPECT FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP'S EXCELLENT JUDGMENT
THIS DEAL IS A NECESSARY AND EFFECTIVE STRATEGY FOR RESTORING NIPPON STEEL TO THE NUMBER ONE POSITION IN THE WORLD
THIS DEAL IS THE ONLY WAY TO REVITALIZE AND DEVELOP U.S. STEEL
WE PROPOSED THE GOLDEN SHARE SCHEME
WITH SIMULTANEOUS ACQUISITION OF BASES IN THE U.S. AND EUROPE, WE COMPLETED A GLOBAL NETWORK AT ONCE
OUR PLANNED CAPITAL INVESTMENTS ARE ALL NECESSARY AND EFFECTIVE TO INCREASE US STEEL'S CORPORATE VALUE, AND WE HAVE NO CONCERNS ABOUT PROFITABILITY
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