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Nippon Steel to invest $14 billion in U.S. Steel including $4 billion for new mill: Reuters

  • Nippon Steel intends to commit $14 billion toward U.S. Steel’s operations, with up to $4 billion designated for constructing a new steel mill, pending approval from the Trump administration.
  • This investment follows a stalled merger blocked by Biden in January over national security concerns and a fresh review due by May 21.
  • The pledge includes $1 billion for a greenfield site that could grow by $3 billion, aiming to expand U.S. Steel's operations and headquarters in Pennsylvania.
  • The deal faces a $565 million breakup fee if it fails and current U.S. Tariffs of 25%, with uncertainty if the new investment will secure approval.
  • Nippon Steel’s increased investment aims to access growing American steel markets under bipartisan infrastructure plans, while Trump has 15 days to decide.
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