Arcelor Mittal (MTS)

A ver, "dónde acaba ese dinero de lso derechos".

Te pondré un ejemplo sencillo, similar al caso: imagina que Danone fabrica yogures y una caja se les olvida en un supermercado, si los venden los del súper sacan dinero, pero si los tienen que tirar porque caduca pues se pierde todo.
Algo similar pasa con los derechos, se pueden vender a un precio, que si se venden va para el vendedor pero si a éste "le caducan" pues ya no recupera nada, el dinero se pierde, y el que lo pierde es el que tenía la posibilidad de venderlo.
Eso evidentemente beneficia a lso que hemos pedido acciones en el tramo adicional.

El pre viene un 5,31% abajo, vaya leñazo

Vendemos dos fábricas en Estados Unidos.

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/arcelormittal-to-sell-laplace-and-vinton-steel-plants-in-us/article8396411.ece

Pero si todavía no hay dato de pre!

Recuerdo hace unas semanas encontre una noticia que teniamos en venta tres fabricas en USA, por lo que se ve poco han tardado en encontrar comprador para las dos mas pequeñas. Los terminos del acuerdo son confidenciales asi que me temo que sera poco dinero. De todos modos para mi es una buena noticia.

Os dejo informacion de las dos mini-plantas que hemos vendido.

ArcelorMittal LaPlace

LaPlace is a mini-mill operation located alongside the Mississippi River in LaPlace, La., 35 miles northwest of New Orleans.

The facility produces billets, equal leg angles, unequal leg angles, flats and channels, as well as standard and wide-flange beams. ArcelorMittal LaPlace has a deep water dock that can accommodate ships with a 45-foot draft and multiple barges. ArcelorMittal LaPlace connects to the U.S. inland waterways system allowing for wide geographic product distribution through these finished inventory depots.

General Manager: Raymond Hawkins

Union representation: United Steelworkers Local 9121, Kinley Porter

Hourly employees: 348

Salaried employees: 108

Acreage: 430

Products made: Flats, angles, channel, beams

Markets served: Steel service centers, shipbuilding/marine, highway safety, original equipment manufacturers, bridge

Principal production facilities: Electric arc furnace, ladle metallurgy station, two four-strand continuous billet casters, fifteen-stand Danieli medium section mill

ArcelorMittal Vinton

Vinton is a mini-mill operation located alongside the Rio Grande River near El Paso, Texas.

The plant specializes in production of rebar for the commercial and industrial construction industry, grinding balls for the mining industry, and smooth rounds. The plant was built in 1962 by Border Steel Rolling Mill Company, and was acquired by ArcelorMittal in 2007.

General Manager: Kesavan Rangaswamy

Union representation: United Steelworkers Local 9424-0

Hourly employees: 288

Salaried employees: 90

Acreage: 234.5

Products made: Rebar, grinding balls and smooth rounds

Markets served: Construction and mining

Principal production facilities: Electric arc furnace, billet caster, rolling mill and ball mill

En este otro enlace dicen que tambien hemos vendido la fabrica de Harrison asi como varios lugares de almacenaje de stock en Pittsburg, Tulsa y Chicago.

http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/news/2016/03/24/black-diamond-buys-arcelormittal-mills-stocking.html

Black Diamond buys ArcelorMittal mills, stocking depot in Pittsburgh
Mar 24, 2016, 2:45pm EDT

Black Diamond Capital Management LLC announced Thursday that an affiliated investment vehicle has signed a definitive agreement with ArcelorMittal to acquire three of its plants and additional operations, including a stocking depot in Pittsburgh.

The mills are ArcelorMittal's LaPlace, La., Harriman, Tenn., and Vinton, Texas, steelmaking and finishing operations, which are focused on the production and sale of long carbon steel products in North America.

The LaPlace operations are primarily located outside of New Orleans with an additional rolling mill in Harriman, and also include three stocking depots: the one in Pittsburgh and others in Tulsa, Okla., and Chicago.

Black Diamond said the acquisition is expected to close in early April.

ArcelorMittal Harriman

ArcelorMittal Harriman is a rolling mill located in Harriman, Tennessee, 37 miles west of Knoxville. Formerly operated under Bayou Steel Corporation, the facility has served the light structural shapes, merchant bar and rebar markets for more than 25 years.

ArcelorMittal Harriman, originally founded in 1961 as Tennessee Forging Company, manufactures merchant bar shapes, including equal leg angles, unequal leg angles, flats, rounds, squares and rebar.

ArcelorMittal currently operates three barge-based, finished inventory depots strategically located in Tulsa, Chicago and Pittsburgh, as well as a rail-based depot near Los Angeles. The Harriman facility connects to the U.S. inland waterways system allowing for wide geographic product distribution through these finished inventory depots.

The Harriman plant covers 198 acres and has an annual rolling capacity of 180,000mt.

General manager: Raymond Hawkins

Union representation: United Steelworkers Local 9410

Employees: 40

Products made: Angles, unequal angles, flats, rounds, squares and rebar

Markets served: Steel service centers, shipbuilding/marine, highway safety, original equipment manufacturers, bridge

Principal production facilities: 16 stand in-line bar mill, automatic finishing equipment

Pues yo en la web del nasdaq lo veia, primero estaba en -3,21% y despues en -5,31%

Esos datos son tras cierre del día 24.