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The homecoming of Lakshmi Mittal: A story of long waiting periods

Lakshmi Mittal's first attempt to bring home ArcelorMittal was in 2005. Amid much fanfare, the company signed a deal with Jharkhand chief secretary P P Sharma for a 12 mt steel plant

Lakshmi Mittal
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With the greenfield projects not going anywhere, ArcelorMittal bought 33.8 per cent stake in Mumbai-based galvanised steel maker Uttam Galva Steels in 2009

Ishita Ayan Dutt Kolkata
The Supreme Court cleared the decks for ArcelorMittal’s acquisition of Essar Steel on Friday by bringing closure to a corporate insolvency resolution process that has stretched for more than 835 days. Mapped against the waiting period of over a decade to enter India, 835 days could pass off as a fragment of time.

Lakshmi Mittal’s first attempt to bring home ArcelorMittal was in 2005. Amid much fanfare, the company signed a deal with Jharkhand chief secretary P P Sharma for a 12 mt steel plant at a cost of Rs 40,000 crore. But even a year later, nothing moved —

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