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Showing results for "Ferroglobe"

relates to EDF Considers Steps to Help Companies Stung By Energy Cost Surge
business
EDF Considers Steps to Help Companies Stung By Energy Cost Surge
By Francois De Beaupuy
January 4, 2022
relates to A Billion Dollar Stock Mysteriously Surges. Here May Be Why
markets
A Billion Dollar Stock Mysteriously Surges. Here May Be Why
By Aoyon Ashraf
Ferroglobe Plc surged as much as 21 percent Thursday, leaving traders puzzled about the move in a company valued at more than $1 billion. The reason may lie in a report showing a better balance-sheet for the company’s majority owner and higher metal prices, according to a note by Stifel Financial Corp. analyst Vincent Anderson.
August 16, 2018
relates to Akshay Shah’s Kyma Capital Seeks $750 Million After Strong Gains
markets
Akshay Shah’s Kyma Capital Seeks $750 Million After Strong Gains
By William Patrick Geor Louch
Kyma Capital, the hedge fund run by former Blackstone Group Inc. distressed-debt star Akshay Shah, is seeking up to $750 million of new capital from investors.
October 15, 2021
relates to Sixth Street Said to Buy $700 Million Stake in BP Pipelines JV
markets
Sixth Street Said to Buy $700 Million Stake in BP Pipelines JV
By Gillian Tan
BP Pipelines, a transportation and delivery arm of BP Plc, has sold a 49% stake in a U.S. affiliate to investment firm Sixth Street, according to a person familiar with knowledge of the matter.
April 12, 2021
relates to Why This Brooklyn Billionaire Is Stalking the Carolina Panthers
business
Why This Brooklyn Billionaire Is Stalking the Carolina Panthers
By Tom Metcalf and Scott Soshnick
Alan Kestenbaum isn’t afraid to switch allegiances. A former New York Jets fan turned Giants season ticket holder, he’s now a leading contender to buy the Carolina Panthers.
May 8, 2018
relates to A $30 Million Golden Parachute Courtesy of Junk-Bond Market
markets
A $30 Million Golden Parachute Courtesy of Junk-Bond Market
By Sridhar Natarajan and Anders Melin
When a silicon producer controlled by one-time Spanish finance minster Juan-Miguel Villar Mir came to the U.S. junk-bond market last week, the deal had one curious provision.
February 15, 2017
relates to Ferroglobe's Golden Parachute Junk-Bond Deal Shows Market Cracks
opinion
Ferroglobe's Golden Parachute Junk-Bond Deal Shows Market Cracks
By Lisa Abramowicz
The lack of restraint by borrowers and investors is inviting a crash.
February 16, 2017
relates to Can This 107-Year-Old Steelmaker Be Brought Back to Life?
business
Can This 107-Year-Old Steelmaker Be Brought Back to Life?
By Kristine Owram
A Brooklyn-born turnaround artist bets he can revive Canada’s Stelco in a market dominated by global behemoths and cheap Asian producers.
December 5, 2017
relates to Bashful Billionaires Battle to Own NFL Team
business
Bashful Billionaires Battle to Own NFL Team
By Tom Metcalf and Jennifer Surane
Sky-high bidding for the Carolina Panthers has pushed two of America’s more private billionaires into the spotlight.
April 12, 2018
relates to Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day
markets
Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day
By Lorcan Roche Kelly
Powell’s big week, mixed PMI data, and Bitcoin tops $50,000.
August 23, 2021