Nippon Steel CEO Hashimoto: No Issue With Required Capital Investment Commitment
ReutersJun 19, 2025 2:08 AM
June 19 (Reuters) - Nippon Steel Corp 5401.T Eiji Hashimoto:
U.S. POLICY SHIFT TO INTRODUCE HIGH TARIFFS WILL INCREASE THE STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE OF OUR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN THE U.S. LOCAL MARKET
A NEW GLOBAL TREND IS FOR GOVERNMENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN THE ECONOMY AND BUSINESS THROUGH INDUSTRIAL POLICY
WE MUST RESPOND TO THIS NEW TRENDS, AND THIS IS WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THIS DEAL
WILL CONSIDER FURTHER GLOBAL EXPANSION AFTER US STEEL ACQUISITION DEAL
WE STRUGGLED TO COMPLETE THIS DEAL, BUT OUR GLOBAL STRATEGY IS NOW BEGINNING TO TAKE SHAPE
WE SEE NO ISSUE WITH THE REQUIRED CAPITAL INVESTMENT COMMITMENT AS WE INTEND TO EXPAND INVESTMENT BEYOND CURRENT PLANS
U.S. GOVERNMENT'S GOLDEN SHARE WON'T PREVENT US FROM DOING WHAT WE WANT TO DO
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