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[M_Dupont]

Was sagen die Experten zum Chart von Mittal Steel? Aufwärtstrend gebrochen oder noch intakt?

[meros]

wie man sieht, war er wohl nicht mehr so ganz intakt . . . aber abgesehen von den Rückschlägen, ist das Unternehmen immer noch eine solide Investition mit mittel- bis langfristigem Kurspotential

[mickefett]

Hier ist eine Präsentation über den Erwerb und die Ziele der letzten Acquisition in der Ukraine. Das macht keinen schlechten Eindruck:
http://www.mittalsteel.com/NR/rdonlyres/7DDD60CE-70E9-406D-9…

Gruß Mickefett

[mickefett]

Da hier noch gar keine Angaben über Abschlüsse von Mittal gepostet wurden. Hier wenigstens der Abschluß des 2.Q. 2005 in einer Präsentation von der Homepage Mittal:
http://www.mittalsteel.com/NR/rdonlyres/24D3453B-D6C4-4BE9-A…

Gruß Mickefett

[htm7777]

Hi Leute,

um welche Uhrzeit kommen heute die Zahlen?

Danke

mfg

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Hier ist die Präsentation des 9-Monats-Ergebnisses von Mittal:
http://www.mittalsteel.com/NR/rdonlyres/4E51E026-D567-4E55-B…

Gruß Mickefett

[mickefett]

Heute sind auch Grüße von Mittal auf meinem Konto eingegangen. Schön!

Gruß Mickefett

[WolfGo]

Heute ist in der Focus Money eine Analyse der Aktie.
Bei 5% Wachstum hat die Aktie ein 50% Kurspotential und bei 12% Wachstum sogar fast 200%. Nach unten scheint die Aktie auch eine recht breite Unterstützung zu haben. Und bei enem KGV von 6 sollte die Aktie dch reichlich Potentil haben.
Also einsteigen?
Wisst Ihr, wie es mit der Dividendenpolitik aussieht?
Das einzige, was mich stört, das das Unternehmen zu 88% in Familienbesitz ist. Wenn die mal anfangen ein paar Aktien zu schmeißen geht der Kurs in den Keller.
Also was tun

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[posting]19.368.507 von WolfGo am 21.12.05 16:32:18[/posting]Dividendenpolitik bei Mittal ist vorsichtig. Aus einer der Präsentationen auf der HomePage geht hervor: 0,10 USCent/Quartal sind vorläufig geplant. Der Hauptteil des Gewinns geht in das Wachstum, also die Acquise weiterer Firmen und Bau neuer Anlagen (Ukraine, USA, Rumänien, Indien, usw.)

Gruß Mickefett

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Hier sind nochmal die Themen, die Mittal im letzten Jahr berührten. Leider finde ich darüber keine ausführlicheren Veröffentlichungen:

News Releases




Mittal Steel in talks with Baotou Steel 28 Dec 2005
Mittal Steel Company increases shareholding in Mittal Steel Zenica to 92% 12 Dec 2005
Mittal Steel declare third quarter dividend payment 01 Dec 2005
Mittal Steel President and CFO says Chinese steel industry must consolidate 29 Nov 2005
Mittal Steel completes acquisition of Kryvorizstal 25 Nov 2005
Mittal Steel enters a definitive agreement for the acquisition of three Stelco subsidiaries 23 Nov 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. Reports Third Quarter and Nine Months Results 2005 09 Nov 2005
Mittal Steel signs Letter of Intent with Stelco 03 Nov 2005
Mittal Steel establishes Scholar Program with Kellogg School of Management 01 Nov 2005
Mittal Steel Company acquires a 93 per cent stake in Kryvorizhstal in Ukraine 24 Oct 2005
Mittal Steel Company signs Memorandum of Understanding for Greenfield project in Jharkhand 08 Oct 2005
Mittal Steel Company Files Shelf Registration in US 30 Sep 2005
Mittal Steel completes acquisition of 36.67 per cent of Hunan Valin 28 Sep 2005
Mittal Steel Company declare interim dividend payment 15 Sep 2005
Liberia Senate ratifies Mining Development Agreement with Mittal Steel 12 Sep 2005
Mittal Steel to acquire majority stake in Romportmet port facility 08 Sep 2005
Mittal Steel enters Mining Development agreement with Government of Liberia 22 Aug 2005
Mittal Steel Company NV reports second quarter and half year results 2005 10 Aug 2005
Mittal Steel included in Fortune 500 18 Jul 2005
Mittal Steel responds to Vitkovice Steel coverage 12 Jul 2005
Mittal Steel submits a formal offer to purchase Vitkovice Steel 11 Jul 2005
Mittal Steel Company announces production reduction for Q3 2005 29 Jun 2005
Mittal Steel Announces Financial Calendar for 2005 and 2006 28 Jun 2005
Mittal Steel Company Announces Senior Management Appointments at Mittal Steel Poland 24 Jun 2005
Lakshmi Mittal says steel producers now have the opportunity to create an attractive and sustainable industry in the 21st century 21 Jun 2005
Mittal Steel Company declare interim dividend payment 20 Jun 2005
Mittal Steel Company Responds to Speculation Concerning Investment in India 08 Jun 2005
Mittal Steel Company appoints new CEO for Mittal Steel Lazaro Cardenas 27 May 2005
Mittal Steel appoints Director of Investor Relations 05 May 2005
Mittal Steel announces final social package for Huta Czestochowa 27 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. announce expected savings in the USA following completion of ISG merger 26 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. Reports First Quarter Results 26 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. announces final results of cash and stock elections by former International Steel Group Inc. stockholders 22 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. Announces Q1 2005 Earnings Conference Call 22 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company announces details of social package 21 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Successfully Initials Agreements For Huta Czestochowa 18 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company and ISG announce completion of merger 15 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. announces management organisation at Mittal Steel USA 15 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel And ISG Shareholders Approve Merger To Create World’s Largest Steel Producer 12 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. and International Steel Group Inc. clarify election deadline 08 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel announces global managerial changes 08 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel announces organisational restructuring of European business 08 Apr 2005
Mittal Steel Signs Letter of Intent to Build Continuous Caster 17 Mar 2005
Mittal Steel and ISG Announce Registration Statement of Proposed Merger 11 Mar 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. Announces Analyst and Investor Day Webcast 22 Feb 2005
Mittal Steel Company N.V. Reports Record Fourth Quarter 2004 and Full Year 2004 Results 10 Feb 2005
Mittal Steel will announce 4th quarter and full year earnings on 10th February 04 Feb 2005
Mittal Steel announces US$3.2 billion credit facility 21 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel representatives complete due diligence of Huta Czestochowa 20 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel Company confirms pro-forma guidance 18 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel signs agreement to aquire Hunan Valin 14 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel Company donates £1 Million To Tsunami relief efforts 12 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel responds to enquiries 12 Jan 2005
Aditya Mittal selected as one of 237 exceptional leaders selected to participate in new major global undertaking to shape the future 11 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel Delivers on Investment Commitment in Poland 05 Jan 2005
Mittal Steel and ISG receive clearance under HSR 20 Dec 2004
Ispat International completes acquisition of LNM Holdings and changes name to Mittal Steel Company 17 Dec 2004
Shareholders approve acquisition of LNM Holdings to form Mittal Steel Company 15 Dec 2004

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28 December 2005
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Paul Weigh
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MITTAL STEEL COMPANY IN TALKS WITH BAOTOU STEEL
28th December 2005 – Mittal Steel Company confirms that it is involved in discussions with
Baotou Iron and Steel Group Co., Ltd. about a possible participation in this company. It is
however too early to comment on the likely outcome of these discussions.
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel Company is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The company has
operations in fourteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses all aspects of
modern steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat and long steel
products to meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the major steel consuming
sectors, including automotive, appliance, machinery and construction.
For 2004, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$22.2 billion and steel shipments of 42.1 million
tons. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and the Euronext Amsterdam
under the ticker symbol “MT”.

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12 January 2006
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Paul Weigh
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MITTAL STEEL RENAMES UKRAINIAN OPERATION
AND ANNOUNCES GENERAL DIRECTOR AND SUPERVISORY BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
12 January 2005 - Mittal Steel Company N.V. (NYSE and Euronext Amsterdam: MT) today
announces that its recently acquired Ukrainian operation, Kryvorizhstal, has been officially
renamed Mittal Steel Kryviy Rih, following an extraordinary shareholders meeting held in
Kryviy Rih today. Additionally, Mr. Narendra Chaudhary has been officially appointed as
General Director and a new supervisory board of directors has been elected, consisting of Mr.
Malay Mukherjee, Mr. Vijay Bhatnagar, Mr. Gregor Muenstermann, Mr. Simon Evans and Mr.
Sjoerd De Vries.
Biography
Mr. Narendra Chaudhary
Mr. Chaudhary possesses over 40 years experience in a variety of technical and managerial
functions in the steel industry. He joins Mittal Steel Kryviy Rih from his current position as
Corporate Director, Operations and Maintenance and was previously CEO at Mittal Steel’s
operations in both Romania and Kazakhstan. He originally joined the Group in 1993 as
Director, Operations, at Mittal Steel Lazaro Cardenas (Mexico) and went on to become
Executive Director in 1996. Prior to joining Mittal Steel he worked at various Steel Authority
of India Limited, or SAIL, plants in numerous capacities for 28 years. Mr. Chaudhary has a
Bachelor`s Degree in Engineering from Bihar Institute of Technology, India.
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The company has operations
in sixteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses all aspects of modern
steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat and long steel products to
meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the major steel consuming sectors,
including automotive, appliance, machinery and construction.
For 2004, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$22.2 billion and steel shipments of 42.1 million
tons. The Company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext Amsterdam under
the ticker symbol “MT”.

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13 January 2006
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Paul Weigh
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MITTAL STEEL ANNOUNCE CEO FOR JHARKHAND OPERATIONS

13 January 2006 – Mittal Steel Company (NYSE and Euronext Amsterdam: MT) today announces
the appointment of Dr. Sanak Mishra as Chief Executive Officer of Mittal Steel’s Greenfield
project in Jharkhand, India. The appointment is effective immediately.
Dr. Mishra joins Mittal Steel from the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) where most
recently he was a Member of the Board of Directors and Managing Director of the Rourkela
Steel Plant, a position he held from August 2002. Dr. Mishra has over 30 years experience in
the steel industry, originally joining SAIL, then Hindustan Steel Limited, in 1973 as a founder
member of the R & D Centre for Iron & Steel.
Dr. Mishra has received numerous awards for his contributions to science, technology and
industry during his academic career, including: National Metallurgist Award of the
Government of India in 2003, India’s highest honour for the metallurgical industry; Udyog
Ratna Excelle nce Award in 2003; JRD Tata Gold Medal in 1999 and the Golden Plaque of the
Indian Institute of Metals in 1996.
Dr. Mishra is a Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering, National Academy of
Sciences, Computer Society of India, Indian Institute of Metals, Institution of Engineers and
the All India Management Association, Institute of Directors and an Honorary Member of the
Indian Institute of Metals. He holds a BSc Honours in Physics from Ravenshaw College, a BE
degree in Metallurgical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Science, Banaglore, and a MS
and PhD from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, one of the US’s top ranked
engineering schools.
In his new capacity as CEO of Mittal Steel’s Jharkhand operations, Dr. Mishra’s first task will
be to oversee the Detailed Project Report (DPR) currently underway to identify the location
of the steel plant, iron ore and coal mines and water sources for Mittal Steel’s proposed
Greenfield mining and steel making operation in Jharkhand. The report is expected to be
completed within the next two years, at which point construction of the steel facility is
expected to begin, to take part in 2 stages of 6 million tonnes capacity each, taking an
estimated 48 and 54 months respectively.
Commenting Dr. Mishra said:
“I am delighted to be joining Mittal Steel, particularly in such an exciting and challenging
capacity. The Group has proved that it is leading the way in driving change in the global steel
industry and it is clearly one of the most dynamic companies to work for in the sector. The
recent announcement of the Jharkhand Greenfield project presents a fantastic challenge and
exciting opportunity. India has begun to show signs of significant progress in terms of
economic reform in recent years, and this, coupled with the projected rise in steel
consumption has led to an increased focus on the nations steel industry. It was logical to
expect that the world’s largest and most global producer would play a part in this growth and
I am delighted to be given the opportunity to head up such an exciting and strategically
important project.”
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The company has operations
in sixteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses all aspects of modern
steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat and long steel products to
meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the major steel consuming sectors,
including automotive, appliance, machinery and construction.
For 2004, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$22.2 billion and steel shipments of 42.1 million
tons. The Company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext Amsterdam under
the ticker symbol “MT”.

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Mittal Steel`s calendar year financial reporting schedule:


2006

15 February 2006: Interim report for fourth quarter and full year 2005

10 May 2006: Interim report for first quarter 2006

2 August 2006: Interim report for second quarter 2006

15 November 2006: Interim report for third quarter 2006

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23.01.2006 16:02
Mittal Steel Announces Change to its Shareholding in Hunan Valin Steel Tube & Wire

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, January 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Mittal Steel Company (Nachrichten) today announces that its shareholding in Hunan Valin Steel Tube&Wire Company Limited ("Hunan Valin") has been diluted to 29.49%.

Mittal Steel completed the acquisition of a 36.67% stake in Hunan Valin on 28 September 2005, for a total consideration of US$338 million. Hunan Valin is one of China`s largest steelmakers with annual steel production capacity of 8.5 million tons.

As a result of publicly held outstanding convertible bonds being converted into shares the shareholding of both Mittal Steel and Valin Group have been diluted to 29.49% and 30.29% respectively, as on 20 January 2006. The remaining shares are traded on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

Additionally, from May 2005 onwards, all companies listed in China have been required to undertake the `share segmentation reform`, meaning that all non-listed shares are converted into listed and fully tradable shares. Currently, both Mittal Steel and Valin Group hold non-listed shares in Hunan Valin. As part of this reform, the holders of non-listed shares are required to submit a compensation proposal to the public shareholders. As such, a plan, based on discussions with representatives of Hunan Valin`s major public shareholders, was finalized in December 2005 whereby Mittal Steel and Valin Group will issue two year put warrants to all holders of listed shares who were to register on or before 20 January. A shareholders` meeting of Hunan Valin is set for 9 February 2006 in order to approve the plan, which will then be submitted to the PRC government authorities for approval. Mittal Steel and Valin Group will issue 7.19206 warrants for every 10 shares held by the minority shareholders. The warrants will be listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange subject to completing other required procedures. If all the put warrants were to be exercised Mittal Steel and Valin Group`s shareholding would increase to 43.7% and 44.9% respectively.

About Mittal Steel

Mittal Steel is the world`s largest and most global steel company. The company has operations in sixteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses all aspects of modern steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat and long steel products to meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the major steel consuming sectors, including automotive, appliance, machinery and construction.

For 2004, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$22.2 billion and steel shipments of 42.1 million tons. The Company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext Amsterdam under the ticker symbol "MT".

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HANDELSBLATT, Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006, 08:18 Uhr


Stahlerzeuger

Mittal Steel und Arcelor ziehen davon


Nach dem verloren Übernahmekampf um Dofasco droht Thyssen-Krupp, den Kontakt zur Spitze zu verlieren. Im Moment belegt der größte deutsche Stahlhersteller mit 17 Mill. Tonnen Rohstahl Platz zehn der Weltrangliste.


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mjh HB DÜSSELDORF. Mit den 4,3 Mill. Tonnen der Kanadier und den 4,4 Mill. Tonnen, die Thyssen-Krupp ab 2008 in Brasilien schmelzen will, wären die Deutschen auf Platz sechs vorgerückt.

Thyssen-Krupp konzentriert sich auf hochwertigen Flachstahl etwa für Auto- und Hausgerätehersteller. Von den 1,1 Mrd. Tonnen Stahl, die 2005 weltweit erzeugt wurden, entfällt ein Viertel auf dieses Segment. Aber auch bei Flachstahl liegen die weltgrößten Stahlhersteller Mittal Steel mit 38 und Arcelor (ohne Dofasco) mit 30 Mill. Tonnen klar vorn. Thyssen-Krupp belegt mit 13 Mill. Tonnen Rang acht.

MITTAL STEEL C.NV A EO-01
Intraday 3 Monate 1 Jahr



Weitere Kursdaten:

THYSSENKRUPP AG O.N.


ARCELOR S.A.

Analysten halten die Konzentration auf hochwertigen Flachstahl für nicht ideal. Die Renditen in anderen Segmenten seien derzeit höher. „Und als Mischkonzern kann es Thyssen-Krupp kaum schaffen, in allen sechs Geschäftsfeldern zur Weltspitze zu zählen. Dafür hat der Konzern nicht die Ressourcen“, sagt Hermann Reith von der BHF-Bank. Um bei Stahl nicht weiter zurückzufallen, müsse der Konzern sich stärker fokussieren.

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Es kommt noch dicker:


For immediate release
Mittal Steel Announces Offer for Arcelor
Merger proposal creates first 100 million ton plus steel producer
US$40 billion merger marks step change in steel sector consolidation
London/Rotterdam, 27 January 2006
Mittal Steel N.V. (“Mittal Steel”) today announces that it has launched an offer to
the shareholders of Arcelor SA (“Arcelor”) which will create the world’s first 100
million ton plus steel producer. The offer values each Arcelor share at €28.21 which
represents a 27% premium over the closing price and all time high on Euronext Paris
of Arcelor shares on 26 January 2006, a 31% premium over the volume weighted
average price in the preceding month, and a 55% premium over the volume weighted
average share price in the preceding 12 months.
This offer values Arcelor at an equity value of €18.6 billion on a fully diluted basis.
The new company will have:
– Unprecedented scale, scope and synergies
– Pro-forma* 2005 annual revenues of approximately US$69bn and EBITDA of
US$12.6bn (*IBES estimates)
– Pro-forma market capitalisation of approximately US$40 billion
– Leading positions in NAFTA, EU, Central Europe, Africa and South America
– Expected synergies of US$1 billion from purchasing, marketing and
manufacturing efficiencies
– Exceptional raw material resources with a high degree of iron-ore self
sufficiency
– Reduced volatility through geographic and product diversification
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– Security of long-term contracts through high value-added products
– Low cost profile and high growth prospects from developing markets
– Leading position across a range of key product segments
– Ability to supply customers on a global basis
– A dividend policy representing c. 25% of earnings over the cycle
Under the terms of the offer, Arcelor shareholders will receive 4 Mittal Steel shares
and €35.25 cash for every 5 Arcelor shares (equivalent to 0.8 Mittal Steel shares plus
€7.05 cash for each Arcelor share). In addition, they will have the right to receive a
cash or stock mix in any proportion they elect, provided that 25% of the aggregate
consideration paid to Arcelor shareholders is paid in cash and 75% in stock. The
maximum amount of cash to be paid by Mittal Steel will be approximately €4.7bn and
the maximum number of Mittal Steel shares to be issued will be approximately 526.6
million, assuming the conversion of the outstanding Arcelor Convertible Bonds (2017
OCEANEs).
Mittal Steel also announces today that it has entered into an agreement with
ThyssenKrupp AG (“ThyssenKrupp”) to resell to ThyssenKrupp all the common shares
of Dofasco Inc (“Dofasco”) that Arcelor purchases in its pending tender offer for
Dofasco or later, at a price equal to the Euro equivalent of C$ 68.00 per share,
adjusted based on changes in net financial debt and net working capital from the
date of acquisition of Dofasco by Arcelor and the date of resale to ThyssenKrupp.
Mr Lakshmi N. Mittal, Chairman and CEO of Mittal Steel said:
“The last ten years have seen a major shift towards consolidation of the steel
industry, helping to create sustainable value for all stakeholders. Both Mittal Steel
and Arcelor have been at the forefront of this consolidation and share a similar
vision for the future of our industry. This combination accelerates this process and
leaves us uniquely positioned to benefit from the opportunities created.”
“We believe the offer provides a very attractive premium and has been structured
so that Arcelor shareholders have the opportunity to participate in the exciting
growth potential of the combined company, whilst also receiving a generous cash
element. We would encourage them to consider the merits of our compelling offer
and play a part in the future of the world’s only global steel company.”
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE OFFER
The offer values each Arcelor share at €28.21 which represents a 27% premium over
the closing price of Arcelor shares on Euronext Paris as of 26 January 2006, a 31%
premium over the volume weighted average price in the preceding month, and a 55%
premium over the volume weighted average share price in the preceding 12 months.
Mittal Steel is offering to acquire all of the outstanding Arcelor shares through three
offers:
- a primary mixed cash and exchange offer for Arcelor shares consisting of 4 new
Mittal Steel shares and €35.25 in cash for every 5 Arcelor shares;
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- a secondary cash offer consisting of €28.21 per each Arcelor share
- a secondary exchange offer consisting of 16 new Mittal Steel shares for every 15
Arcelor shares.
Arcelor shareholders may tender their shares in either the primary offer or either or
both of the secondary offers, but the two secondary offers will, in the aggregate,
comprise 75% in Mittal Steel shares and 25% in cash.
Mittal Steel is also offering to acquire Arcelor Convertible Bonds (OCEANEs 2017)
based on the following exchange ratio: 4 new Mittal Steel shares and €40 in cash for
every five Arcelor Convertible Bonds.
The offer is conditioned on the tendering of more than 50% of Arcelor’s share capital
and voting rights on a fully diluted basis, the extraordinary shareholders’ meeting of
Mittal Steel having approved the issuance of new Mittal Steel shares to Arcelor
shareholders (the Mittal family having undertaken to vote in favour of the issuance of
such new Mittal Steel shares) and the absence of events or actions that would alter
Arcelor’s substance.
The draft offer document will be filed with the Luxembourg Commission de
Surveillance du Secteur Financier (the “CSSF”). In order to coordinate the process in
the various jurisdictions in which Arcelor securities are listed, the offer will also be
filed with the competent authorities in other countries, including in Spain and
Belgium. A draft share offering prospectus will be filed with the Dutch AFM and with
the French AMF. A registration statement will also be filed with the US SEC.
In addition, this transaction will be reviewed by antitrust authorities in the EU, the
US and possibly other jurisdictions around the world.
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The company has
operations in sixteen countries, covering four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses
all aspects of modern steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat
and long steel products to meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the
major steel consuming sectors, including automotive, appliance, machinery and
construction. For 2004, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$31.2 billion and steel
shipments of 57.6 million tons (pro-forma inc. ISG), employing 164,000 em ployees.
The shares of the company trade on the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext
Amsterdam under the ticker symbol “MT”.
Important Information
In connection with its proposed acquisition of Arcelor S.A., Mittal Steel Company will
file important documents with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC). Investors and Arcelor securities holders are urged to carefully read all
such documents when they become available because they will contain important
information. Investors and Arcelor securities holders may obtain copies of the
documents, when available, free of charge on the SEC’s website at www.sec.gov, as
well as from Mittal Steel on its website at www.mittalsteel.com.
Forward Looking Statements
This communication contains forward-looking information and statements about
Mittal Steel Company N.V., Arcelor S.A. and their combined businesses after
completion of the proposed acquisition. Forward-looking statements are statements
that are not historical facts. These statements include financial projections and
estimates and their underlying assumptions, statements regarding plans, objectives
and expectations with respect to future operations, products and services, and
statements regarding future performance. Forward-looking statements within the
meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 are generally
identified by the words “believe”, “expect”, “anticipate”, “target” or similar
expressions. Although Mittal Steel’s management believes that the expectations
reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, investors and holders of
Arcelor’s securities are cautioned that forward-looking information and statements
are subject to various risks and uncertainties, many of which are difficult to predict
and generally beyond the control of Mittal Steel, that could cause actual results and
developments to differ materially from those expressed in, or implied or projected
by, the forward-looking information and statements. These risks and uncertainties
include those discussed or identified in the public filings with the SEC made by Mittal
Steel, including on Form 20-F and on the Form F-4 that Mittal Steel will file with the
SEC. Mittal Steel undertakes no obligation to publicly update its forward-looking
statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. No
public offering of Mittal Steel securities is made in jurisdictions other than
Luxembourg, France, Spain, Belgium and the United States.
PRESS CONFERENCE
A press conference will be held, today Friday 27 January 2006, at 195 Piccadilly at
12.30 UK time.
There will conference call for international media:
US Dial In # [phone]
UK Dial In #: [phone]
This will also be webcast at www.mittalsteel.com
Enquiries:
Nicola Davidson /Paul Weigh Mittal Steel Company
[phone]/1172
Julien Onillon / Do-Hyun An Mittal Steel Company
[phone]/50
UK media:
Philip Gawith / Lydia Pretzlik Maitland Consultancy
[phone]
US media

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ThyssenKrupp schließt mit Mittal Steel Vereinbarung zur Übernahme von Dofasco
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Der Stahlkonzern ThyssenKrupp AG (ISIN DE0007500001/ WKN 750000) hat mit dem niederländische Stahlhersteller Mittal Steel Company N.V. (ISIN NL0000361939/ WKN 908621) eine Vereinbarung bezüglich der Übernahme des kanadischen Stahlkochers Dofasco Inc. (ISIN CA2569007057/ WKN 869794) geschlossen.

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Wie der Konzern am Freitag im Anschlus an die Veröffentlichung des Übernahmeangebots von Mittal Steel an die in Luxemburg ansässige Arcelor S.A. (ISIN LU0140205948/ WKN 529385) bekannt gab, bietet der weltweit größte Stahlkonzern dem im DAX30 notierten Unternehmen an, Dofasco im Fall einer erfolgreichen Akquisition von Arcelor durch Mittal Steel zu übernehmen.

ThyssenKrupp hat sich verpflichtet, bis zu 100 Prozent der Anteile von Dofasco
zum Preis von 68 Kanadischen Dollar (CAD) je Aktie zu erwerben. Der Preis entspricht dem letzten Angebot von ThyssenKrupp an die Aktionäre von Dofasco.

Die Aktie von ThyssenKrupp notiert aktuell mit einem Plus von 7,14 Prozent bei 21,76 Euro, während die Anteilsscheine von Dofasco zuletzt bei 70,50 CAD geschlossen haben. Die Aktie von Arcelor notierte zuletzt in Paris bei 22,22 Euro, während die Anteilsscheine von Mittal Steel in Amsterdam zuletzt bei 26,03 Euro schlossen. Beide Anteilsscheine sind derzeit noch vom Handel ausgesetzt.


Wertpapiere des Artikels:
THYSSEN KRUPP AG
ARCELOR SA
ISPAT INTERNATIONAL NV



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Mammutfusion auf dem internationalen Stahlmarkt




(Zusammenfassung)

LONDON/DÜSSELDORF (Dow Jones)--Auf dem internationalen Stahlmarkt bahnt sich eine weitere Mammutfusion an. Weltmarktführer Mittal Steel kündigte am Freitag überraschend an, den Branchenzweiten Arcelor übernehmen zu wollen. Damit entstünde ein neuer Gigant beispiellosen Ausmaßes. In Zusammenhang mit dem Milliardengeschäft kann ThyssenKrupp doch noch beim kanadischen Stahlhersteller Dofasco zum Zuge kommen. Nachdem sich zuletzt Arcelor in einem Bieterwettkampf durchgesetzt hatte, will nun Mittal die Dofasco an den Ruhrkonzern weiterverkaufen.

Die vor wenigen Jahren von dem Inder Lakshmi Mittal gegründete Mittal Steel mit Sitz in den Niederlanden will 28,21 EUR pro Aktie für Arcelor bieten. Damit werde der multinationale Rivale, der vor gut vier Jahren aus dem Zusammenschluss der luxemburgischen Arbed mit Arceralia aus Spanien und der französischen Usinor hervorgegangen ist, mit 18,6 Mrd EUR bewertet.

Das fusionierte Unternehmen hätte im vergangenen Jahr einen gemeinsamen Umsatz von 69 Mrd und ein operatives Ergebnis von 12,6 Mrd USD erzielt. Mittal erhofft sich durch den Zusammenschluss Synergien von einer Mrd USD. Zuletzt hatte sein Konzern im Oktober 2005 die ukrainische Krivorozhstal übernommen.

In der Weltrangliste von 2004 liegt Mittal mit einer Jahresproduktion von 66 Mio Tonnen Stahl vor Arcelor mit 53 Mio Tonnen. Auf den Plätzen drei und vier folgen mit deutlichem Abstand die japanischen Hersteller Nippon Steel und JFE. Letztere entstand vor gut drei Jahren aus einer Zweierfusion. ThyssenKrupp rangierte mit einer Gesamtstahlerzeugung knapp 18 Mio Tonnen auf dem zehnten Rang.

Nun hat der DAX-Konzern die Chance, deutlich vorzurücken. Denn Mittal will den größten kananischer Stahlproduzenten Dofasco an ihn weiterreichen. ThyssenKrupp kann alle Aktien für 68 CAD erwerben - das ist der Preis, bei dem das Unternehmen vor wenigen Tagen aus dem Übernahmekampf mit Arcelor ausgestiegen war, die mehr auf den Tisch gelegt hatte.

Der Thyssen-Vorstandsvorsitzende Ekkehard Schulz sagte auf der Hauptversammlung in Bochum, Lakshmi Mittal sei am Dienstag an ihn herangetreten, nachdem er öffentlich den Verzicht auf Dofasco erklärt habe. Die Ankündigung, dass es nun doch noch klappt, wurde von den Aktionären mit großem Beifall aufgenommen. Auch an der Börse kamen die Nachrichten offenbar gut an. Der Kurs der Thyssen-Aktie stieg bis Mittag um 7,4%, und auch das Papier von Salzgitter, dem Branchenzweiten in Deutschland, legte kräftig zu. An der Pariser Börse schoss der Preis für die Anteilscheine von Arcelor, die zuvor ebenso wie die Mittal-Titel vom Handel ausgesetzt worden waren, um 39% in die Höhe.

Von Analystenseite hieß es in ersten Reaktionen, nun dürfte der Konsolidierungsdruck in der Branche weiter steigen. "Die anderen Stahlhersteller müssten sich überlegen, wie sie sich jetzt gegen den neuen Riesen positionieren", sagte Thomas Hofmann von der Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz. Nachteilig für die Konkurrenten könne sein, dass das fusionierte Unternehmen bei der Beschaffung von Rohstoffen günstigere Konditionen aushandeln könne.
-Von Stefan Paul Mechnig, Dow Jones Newswires,
++ 49 (0) 211 - 13 87 213, [e-mail]
DJG/stm/nas

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Ich find halt nur bemerkenswert, daß bei Arcelor und Thyssen-Krupp die letzen Ereignisse heftig in den Threads diskutiert werden und hier stehen nur ganz trocken meine Postings vom Freitag. Dabei stehen wir hier am Ausgangspungt der ganzen Aktionen.


Schönen Sonntag noch - Gruß
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Die kaufen laufend dazu:

01 February 2006
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For immediate release
Mittal Canada completes acquisition
of three Stelco subsidiaries
February 1, 2006 - Contrecœur - Mittal Canada Inc., a Canadian subsidiary of Mittal
Steel Company N.V., the world’s leader in the steel industry, completes the
acquisition of three Stelco Inc. subsidiaries.
The Norambar Inc. and Stelfil Ltée plants located in Quebec and the Stelwire Ltd.
plant in Ontario were acquired at a cost of C$30 million. Mittal Canada has also
assumed C$28 million in debt.
The Norambar plant will complement Mittal Canada’s facilities in Contrecœur and
Longueuil, boosting Mittal Canada’s capacity by 625,000 tons of billets and 435,000
tons of bars and thereby strengthening its position as a major steel producer in
Canada. Stelfil and Stelwire will add 250,000 tons of steel wire to the Company’s
annual production capacity, providing a wider product mix to better meet our
customers’ needs.
Good news for partners
“I am delighted with the positive outcome of this transaction after over a year of
negotiations,” said Richard Leblanc, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mittal
Canada Inc. “It is consistent with the Company’s management philosophy of seizing
favourable business opportunities. Also, synergies resulting from the integration of
these three plants will further optimize our long-term viability and competitiveness,
which in turn will clearly benefit our employees and communities.”
Based in Quebec, Mittal Canada has an annual production capacity of 2.5 million tons
of steel. The Company manufactures a wide range of high quality flat and long steel
products, sold mainly in Canada and the USA to the automotive, engineering and
other industries. It is a subsidiary of Mittal Steel, the world’s largest and only truly
global steelmaker.
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel Company is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The
company has operations in fourteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel
encompasses all aspects of modern steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive
portfolio of both flat and long steel products to meet a wide range of customer
needs. It serves all the major steel consuming sectors, including automotive,
appliance, machinery and construction.
For 2004, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$22.2 billion and steel shipments of 42.1
million tons. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and the Euronext
Amsterdam under the ticker symbol “MT”.

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Der folgende Artikel von Reinhard Schlieker erschien in "Börse am Sonntag"

Zweierlei Maß

Wenn jemand in einer Sache mit
zweierlei Maß mißt, gilt er gemeinhin
entweder als wenig intelligent
oder aber als jemand, dem man im
Zweifel nicht vertrauen sollte. In der
Übernahmediskussion um den luxemburgischen
Stahlriesen Arcelor lassen
sich derzeit wohl beide Typen studieren.
Das Unternehmen wehrt sich mit
Händen und Füßen gegen eine Übernahme
durch die indische Mittal Steel,
dem Zweiten auf dem Weltmarkt.

18,6 MILLIARDEN EURO will Mittal für Arcelor
ausgeben, ein stolzer Preis. Dennoch – einige
größere Aktionäre sind strikt dagegen. Es scheint
aber kein Zufall, dass diese Aktionäre Staaten
sind und Politiker die Vertreter. Als Argumente
fallen diesen zuerst auch keine wirtschaftlichen
ein. Kaum verhohlen führt der luxemburgische
Ministerpräsident Juncker die Herkunft des
Bieters an: Arcelor sei ein europäisch geprägtes
Unternehmen, der Bewerber aus Indien biete
da kein „europäisches industrielles Konzept“.
Selbst wenn man davon ausgehen würde, dass
Politiker ein industrielles Konzept erkennen
könnten, wenn es vor ihnen stünde, stellt sich
immer noch die Frage, ob sie denn qualifiziert
sind, es zu beurteilen. Schließlich sind die Beispiele
solch „europäischer“ Konzepte jüngster
Vergangenheit, wo Staaten bei Unternehmen
eingegriffen haben und Unheil anrichteten, Legion.
Vorgeblich geht es den Vertretern Luxemburgs,
Frankreichs und Spaniens um soziale
Komponenten und Ähnliches. Dahinter aber
stehen Wählerstimmen, die man mit staatlichen
Wohltaten bekommt und leider auch mit latent
fremdenfeindlicher Stimmungsmache. Was am
Ende dabei herauskommen kann, konnte man
in Deutschland an der politikergesteuerten „Rettung“
der Philipp Holzmann AG sehen. Auch bei
Bremer Vulkan führte staatliche Industriepolitik
geradewegs ins Nirwana und die Diskussionen
um VW sind aktuell und aufschlußreich.
Die Abwehr des Industriegiganten aus Indien
findet statt, obwohl dieser verspricht, keine Arbeitsplätze
abzubauen – was man nicht glauben
muß, aber vertraglich ausgestalten könnte. Der
wirtschaftlichen Vernunft entspräche es aber
ohnehin, ist doch Arcelor technisch voraus und
effizient. Arbeitsplatzverluste drohen eher den
weltweit zahlreichen Mittal-Standorten, die ihre
Modernisierung noch vor sich haben. Dass der
neue Konzern aus Luxemburg geführt werden
soll, ist ein beträchtliches Zugeständnis des Inders
Lakhschmi Mittal. Am Ende also dürfte die
Argumentation der heimatverbundenen Politiker
auf sie selbst zurückfallen. Zu offensichtlich
ist es, dass zum Beispiel im Fall der Übernahme
von Dofasco keine solchen Argumente gebraucht
wurden. Oder ist ein kanadischer Stahlhersteller
irgendwie auch europäisch? In Kanada ist
niemand auf die Idee gekommen, die Bieter
vom anderen Kontinent despektierlich zu behandeln.
Und die Tatsache, dass Frankreich gern
mal die Entstehung eines heimatlichen Champions
kräftig und am Rande jeder europäischen
Legalität unterstützt, wird von den Beteiligten
sicher aufmerksam registriert werden, wenn es
darum geht, heuchlerische Argumente als das
zu entlarven, was sie sind. Klugerweise hat sich
die, ebenfalls bei Arcelor engagierte, belgische
Region Wallonie deutlich bei der allgemeinen
patriotischen Empörung zurückgehalten. Dort
scheint sich die Ansicht herauszubilden, dass
ein starkes Unternehmen auch den heimischen
Arbeitskräften eher etwas zu bieten hat als lautsprecherische
Politiker, die am Ende verdutzt in
den Tag blinzeln, wenn sie erkennen müssen,
dass wirtschaftliche Realitäten durchsetzungsfähiger
sind als populistisches Geschwafel. Indisches
Geld sollte uns willkommen sein. Wir
werden solche Investoren brauchen – auch um
unsere ja so gern hochgehaltenen europäischen
Wohltaten morgen noch bezahlen zu können.

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Presse: Mittal will Arcelor-Übernahme im zweiten Quartal abschließen

Der weltgrößte Stahlkonzern Mittal Steel Company N.V. (ISIN NL0000361947/ WKN A0F41U) will die geplante Übernahme der in Luxemburg ansässigen Arcelor S.A. (ISIN LU0140205948/ WKN 529385) im zweiten Quartal abschließen. Dies berichten mehrere belgische Zeitungen am Mittwoch.
Wie der CEO Lakshmi Mittal u.a. der "La Libre Belgique" mitteilte, hofft sein Konzern, die Akquisition des weltweit zweitgrößten Stahlerzeugers noch deutlich vor Ende des zweiten Quartals zum Abschluss bringen zu können. Man warte jedoch noch auf eine Einladung zur Aufnahme von Verhandlungen bezüglich des vorgelegten Angebots. Zudem sehe Mittal derzeit keinen Grund, seine Offerte zu erhöhen.

Wie Mittal Steel am 30. Januar erklärte, bietet man den Aktionären von Arcelor für jeweils fünf eigene Aktien insgesamt vier Anteilsscheine von Mittal Steel plus einer Prämie von 35,25 Euro in bar. Das Gesamtvolumen der Übernahmeofferte liegt bei 18,6 Mrd. Euro. Durch den Zusammenschluss von Mittal Steel und Arcelor würde ein Stahlkonzern mit einer Jahreskapazität von mehr als 100 Millionen Tonnen entstehen.

Die Aktie von Mittal Steel verliert in Amsterdam aktuell 2,53 Prozent auf 28,85 Euro, die von Arcelor in Paris 1,32 Prozent auf 29,92 Euro.

Quelle:Finanzen.net 08/02/2006 10:08

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So, Geld soll`s geben, 25% mehr als letztes Mal für`s Quartal, US$0.125/Aktie:

For immediate release
Mittal Steel Company declare quarterly dividend payment
Rotterdam, 17th February 2006 – Mittal Steel Company N.V. (NYSE and Euronext Amsterdam:
MT) has declared a quarterly interim dividend of US$0.125 per share. This cash dividend will
be payable on 15 March 2006 to Euronext Amsterdam stockholders of record on 2 March 2006
and to NYSE stockholders of record on 7 March 2006.
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel Company is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The company has
operations in sixteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses all aspects of
modern steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat and long steel
products to meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the major steel consuming
sectors, including automotive, appliance, machinery and construction.
For 2005, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$28.1 billion and steel shipments of 49.2 million
tons. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and the Euronext Amsterdam
under the ticker symbol “MT”.

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Und von 92 Cent Quartalsgewinn sollen nur 12,5Cent Quartalsdividende bezahlt werden.





Mittal Steel schlägt Gewinnprognosen

Der niederländische Stahlkonzern Mittal Steel Company N.V. (ISIN NL0000361939/ WKN 908621) musste im Schlussquartal 2005 aufgrund von sinkenden Stahlpreisen und steigenden Kosten einen kräftigen Gewinnrückgang verbuchen, lag mit seinem Ergebnis jedoch

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Wie der weltgrößte Stahlproduzent am Freitag erklärte, wuchsen die Umsatzerlöse auf 7,05 Mrd. Dollar, nach 6,18 Mrd. Dollar im vierten Quartal 2004. Dagegen schrumpfte der Nettogewinn um 58 Prozent auf 650 Mio. Dollar oder 92 Cent pro Aktie .

Analysten waren für den Berichtszeitraum durchschnittlich von einem EPS von 76 Cents und Umsätzen von 7,36 Mrd. Dollar ausgegangen. Für das laufende erste Quartal 2006 prognostizieren sie einen Gewinn je Aktie von 1,11 Dollar und einen Umsatz in Höhe von 8,11 Mrd. Dollar.

Gestern stiegen die Aktien an der NYSE um 2,67 Prozent und schlossen bei 34,60 Dollar.

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For immediate release
Mittal Steel Company Combination with Arcelor will
create a unique European industry leader
20th April 2006 - A combination between Mittal Steel and Arcelor will provide a rare
opportunity for a European company to be an undisputed global industry leader, Lakshmi
Mittal, Chairman and CEO said today.
Speaking on a visit to Gandrange in France, Mr Mittal said, “Europe is steeped in industrial
tradition and yet today few European industrial companies are global sector leaders. This
transaction will change that. A European company will be the undisputed number one in the
steel business. I believe this creates a business platform from which Europe can only stand to
benefit.”
Mr Mittal said that he understood the concerns the governments had raised initially about
Mittal Steel’s offer, but that he was confident this position has changed. “I fully understand
the affiliation governments have had historically with their steel industries,” he said. “We
have been in a process of dialogue with all the leading governments and have shared with
them our very thorough industrial plan. I have sought to explain to them that this deal does
not take away anything from Europe. We are not planning to cut jobs. We are not planning
to shift or reduce investment.”
He proceeded to highlight the positive response the offer has attracted from the financial
markets. “Both the share prices of Mittal Steel and Arcelor have risen considerably, clear
recognition by the markets that this deal creates significant value. The Arcelor share-price
has risen 50% in just twelve weeks since our offer was announced. The question Arcelor
shareholders will be asking themselves is – where does that value go without Mittal?”
Mr Mittal then addressed a number of the myths he said were circulating about Mittal Steel.
“I feel obliged to comment on these because they are disingenuous and misleading to
stakeholders who deserve to be in possession of the full facts. It is natural that change should
prompt concerns as people are forced to confront the unknown. But it is wrong when people
who should know better play upon such fears through use of disinformation.”
He concluded by saying that a combination of Mittal and Arcelor would create the steel
company of the future. “In ten years time the industry leader will be producing around 150 –
200 million tons per annum and will have a footprint in both the high-quality and the highgrowth
markets. It is this very company that a combination of Mittal and Arcelor will create.
Not in ten years, but today.”
About Mittal Steel
Mittal Steel Company is the world’s largest and most global steel company. The company has
operations in sixteen countries, on four continents. Mittal Steel encompasses all aspects of
modern steelmaking, to produce a comprehensive portfolio of both flat and long steel
products to meet a wide range of customer needs. It serves all the major steel consuming
sectors, including automotive, appliance, machinery and construction.
For 2005, Mittal Steel had revenues of US$28.1 billion and steel shipments of 49.2 million
tons. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange and the Euronext Amsterdam
under the ticker symbol “MT”.
For a full copy of the speech, please contact:
Paul Weigh
Corporate Communications Manager, Mittal Steel
Tel: [phone]

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Der Geschäftsbericht 2005:


http://www.mittalsteel.com/NR/rdonlyres/38DAAD6F-91DC-4292-B…