A spokesperson for Nippon Steel Corporation said in an email on the evening of June 7 local time that Nippon Steel Vice Chairman Takahiro Mori had met with employees at United States Steel Corporation's factories in Indiana and Pennsylvania to outline the plans of the Japanese steel manufacturer, including commitments to employment and investment in blast furnaces. The statement said, "We are pleased to see a positive and supportive response to the visit." Previously, according to Reuters, Nippon Steel executives went to the United States this week for further negotiations on the proposed acquisition and will study the sale of some assets if necessary to facilitate the transaction. This is also the fourth visit by Nippon Steel executives to the United States to push for the deal. (Jiemian News)
日本制铁称美国钢铁工人对拟议收购“反应积极”
Japan Iron and Steel said that the workers of United States Steel reacted positively to the proposed acquisition.
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