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   Volgens dit bericht gaat Tata als de overname van Corus lukt in Londen genoteerd worden.
   
   Corus CEO Varin to leave if CSN succeeds: report
   
   Press Trust of India
   
   London, January 25, 2007
   
   
   
   
   
   Even as the fate of bidding war between India's Tata Steel and Brazil's CSN hangs in balance for Corus, reports on Thursday said that the Chief Executive of the Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Philipe Varin would leave if it is bought by the Latin American firm.
   
   British magazine The Business cited unnamed sources close to Corus as saying that Varin was unlikely to stay if CSN wins, while he would hold onto his position if Tata manages to acquire the company.
   
   As per CSN's offer, Varin's contract expires after six months and can be renewed if both parties agree to extend it.
   
   Report said CSN Chairman Benjamin Steinbruch, with his strong leadership style, may not bring Varin in as a deputy.
   
   But if Tata Steel wins, Varin and Corus Finance Director David Lloyd are contracted to stay for a minimum of three years. After one year, Varin stands to be appointed deputy managing director of the merged group, the magazine said.
   
   Market expectations for a fierce battle has pushed Corus' share price well above CSN's current offer of 515 pence, which values Corus at 4.9 billion pounds (9.7 billion dollars).
   
   Shares are trading near 550 pence level for the last few days, valuing the company at about 5.2 billion pounds.
   
   "Varin has won the respect of investors for his success in turning the loss-making company around, ending years of damaging infighting between the Dutch and English halves of the business, and implementing cost-cutting that returned the company to profit," the report said.
   
   Tata Steel is mulling a London listing if it wins the Corus battle, it added. When Tata Tea acquired UK's Tetley Tea in 2000 in Tata group's first major international deal, it raised about 75 million dollars worth Global Depository Receipts in London after the deal.
   
   En laat je niet van de wijs brengen over de berichtgeving als zou CSN geen erts kunnen leveren,dit is allang een strijdpunt met CVRD en was mij al bekend bij het eerste bod wat CSN deed,dus niks nieuws stemmingmakerij vooral uit India dat dit nu uitgebreid in het nieuws komt dient financieele belangen van Tata.
   In iedergeval als ik het al maanden weet,weten de financiers van CSN het nog langer.
   Het kan dus geen punt vormen dat CSN niet verder kan of wil bieden.
   
   mvrgr jo jo