Carlyle Withdraws Bid for Thyssenkrupp's Marine Division

Thyssenkrupp remains committed to making its marine business independent despite Carlyle's exit from the bidding process.

Thyssenkrupp is seeking to make its marine division, TKMS, independent through a merger or acquisition.
The US investment firm Carlyle has withdrawn from the bidding process for TKMS, as confirmed by Thyssenkrupp.
Despite Carlyle's withdrawal, Thyssenkrupp plans to continue its efforts to strengthen TKMS's position in the international market.
The German company is considering various options, including state involvement or a public offering, to secure the future of its marine business.
Thyssenkrupp's stock value dropped following the announcement of Carlyle's withdrawal from the bidding process.