Slovak Minister Tomáš Taraba announced ongoing negotiations with a Japanese investor, Nippon Steel, which is set to take over U. S. Steel Slovakia from October 1, securing 8,500 jobs.

US workers and residents express skepticism that Nippon Steel's takeover will lead to safer or cleaner conditions in Pennsylvania's Mon Valley, noting that promised investments have yet to materialize in improved mill safety or air quality.

Nippon Steel projects that a robust American market will contribute to increased earnings for US Steel, following its acquisition bid.

The Thai government and Nippon Steel have announced a partnership aimed at developing and promoting a 'Green Industry' within Thailand.

Nippon Steel has successfully secured $5.7 billion in loans to finance its acquisition of US Steel, moving forward with the significant cross-border industrial merger.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister announced that the foundation for the ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel plant will be laid this month, highlighting the state's focus on 'Speed of Doing Business' to attract investments.

Nippon Steel has successfully raised ¥600 billion through bond issuance, with maturities in 2029 and 2031, to finance the repayment of loans related to its acquisition of U.S. Steel.

Nippon Steel plans to sell $3.5 billion worth of convertible bonds in overseas markets, a move likely aimed at raising capital for future investments or debt refinancing.

One year after Nippon Steel's acquisition of US Steel, Vice Chairman Takahiro Mori stated that growth must be sought overseas, aiming to expand production capacity in the US market despite geopolitical risks like US-China tensions and the Middle East situation.

Nippon Steel has announced plans to invest up to $2.5 billion in US Steel, signaling a significant move in the steel industry.

Nippon Steel, the new Japanese owner of Košice steelworks, announced plans to make it the center of its new European business, preventing its demise.

Nippon Steel announced a significant 95% plunge in its profit for fiscal year 2025.

ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel are set to begin construction on a new 17.80 MTPA integrated steel plant in Rajayyapeta, Anakapalli district, India, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for March 23.

Its record-breaking offering is highlighting the quest of Japanese companies for cheaper funding than increasingly expensive traditional debt.

Nippon Steel's shares fell sharply due to investor concerns surrounding a planned massive bond sale by the company.

Nippon Steel, a major Japanese steel producer, is set to issue $3.8 billion in convertible bonds overseas to raise capital.

SoftBank and Nippon Steel Corporation have both released their latest GAAP earnings per share and revenue figures. Both companies also provided updated outlooks for their fiscal year 2027.

Nippon Steel reportedly remains unsatisfied with the reforms at US Steel, a key development in their ongoing acquisition process, according to Nikkei.

Nippon Steel has successfully raised ¥90 billion in its first bond offering since the acquisition of US Steel. This move signals the company's financial activities following the major takeover.

Japanese company Nippon Steel is acquiring a steel mill in Košice, Slovakia, promising advanced technologies, decarbonization, and increased profitability, making it a strategic pillar in the EU.

Nippon Steel is set to take over the Košice steelworks from U. S. Steel's American subsidiary, renaming it Nippon Steel Slovakia, and has announced plans for medium- and long-term investments, including decarbonization efforts.

ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel have invited Expressions of Interest (EoI) for a steel fabrication unit in Andhra Pradesh, with an execution timeline of up to four years for the project.

Police are reviewing security arrangements for the upcoming 'Bhoomi Pooja' (groundbreaking ceremony) of an ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel Plant.

Nippon Steel plans to raise $3.6 billion through Japan's largest convertible bond offer ever, a move likely aimed at financing its acquisition of U.S. Steel.

A Nippon Steel executive believes that the oversupply in the market, largely driven by China, is nearing its conclusion.