BlueScope Steel isn’t in talks with suitors Steel Dynamics and SGH but would be open to a takeover proposal that meets its ...

The steel maker being hunted by Steel Dynamics and SGH will be spinning off cash worth an extra $5 per share by 2029, says Jefferies.

But one major investor, VanEck, said it was encouraged by attempts by the ASX-listed company’s executives to attract other ...

BlueScope’s new chief executive, Tania Archibald, has pledged to “evolve” the steelmaker’s balance sheet settings and boost ...

Construction materials supplier Bluescope has collaborated with Clemenger BBDO Sydney on a campaign that celebrates the ...

The steelmaker’s new CEO Tania Archibald says the company’ board will consider new offers, but the one from Steel Dynamics ...

Tania Archibald has officially taken over the roles from Mark Vasella, who announced his departure in November 2025. The new ...

BlueScope Steel's new chief executive officer outlined plans to make more cost savings and boost shareholder returns, after the Australian company last month rebuffed a roughly US$8.8 billion takeover ...

BlueScope Steel has received a takeover offer from Australia's SGH and U.S.-based Steel Dynamics that values the steelmaker's equity at 13.2 billion Australian dollars, equivalent to US$8.8 billion.

Brokers remain broadly supportive and see more upside for the steel stock. The post Is there more to come from BlueScope shares after 34% jump? appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

BlueScope’s outgoing chief executive, Mark Vassella, is understood to have had tense talks with ANZ boss Nuno Matos early ...

The $13.2bn bid for BlueScope by the Ryan and Kerry Stokes-controlled SGH and their US partner, Steel Dynamics, is the ...