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Nippon Steel 'not yet satisfied' with US Steel reforms, Nikkei reports

Nippon Steel 'not yet satisfied' with US Steel reforms, Nikkei reports
Channel News Asia Wednesday 17 June 2026, 22:34 UTC 1 min read
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Nippon Steel 'not yet satisfied' with US Steel reforms, Nikkei reports June 18 : Nippon Steel has seen positive results from efforts to improve operations at U.S. Steel, one year after its acquisition, but is not yet satisfied with the pace of reforms, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Thursday, citing the steelmaker's vice chairman and executive vice president. "We're seeing improvements, but we're not yet satisfied," Nippon Steel's Takahiro Mori told Nikkei in an interview.

Nippon Steel 'not yet satisfied' with US Steel reforms, Nikkei reports June 18 : Nippon Steel has seen positive results from efforts to improve operations at U.S. Steel, one year after its acquisition, but is not yet satisfied with the pace of reforms, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Thursday, citing the steelmaker's vice chairman and executive vice president. "We're seeing improvements, but we're not yet satisfied," Nippon Steel's Takahiro Mori told Nikkei in an interview. Source: Reuters
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