British Steel wird in öffentliches Eigentum überführt, um die „lebenswichtige“ Versorgung des Vereinigten Königreichs zu schützen
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y680w62wno
Von bigbadbob85
British Steel wird in öffentliches Eigentum überführt, um die „lebenswichtige“ Versorgung des Vereinigten Königreichs zu schützen
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y680w62wno
Von bigbadbob85
14 Kommentare
It is time for the UK to prioritise domestic production for all Government and Military spend. We need to disconnect ourselves from depending on the EU, China or the US.
Privatization of profits, nationalization of losses, in this case 1,3 millions per day of tax-payers money.
Can’t wait for a new Thatcherite to come in in 5/10 years and sell it off again
The electricity grid is also vital. Public owned now yeah?
Seized the means of production from a nation who seized the means of production.
Seized the means of production from a nation who seized the means of production.
If I’m not mistaken, the company itself is some kind of black hole where taxpayers‘ money will vanish
Isn’t there any other way to at least reduce the costs or share them with someone?
They should specialise in high value special grades of steel instead of trying to compete with Asia for commodity steel products.
Speciality, high grade steels are essential in many modern industries, and it sells at a premium.
Scunthorpe is only 30 miles from Sheffield if they wanted to revive a world famous British brand…
Nothing for Port Talbot Steel. Wales ignored like always.
Because the British government is the epitome of perfect governance
Funny how easy it is when war is the threat but we drink shit filled water because that is too difficult.
Any hawks banging on about National Security should be celebrating this. An ability for the state to produce strategic resources on its own gives it a massive degree of protection from the whims of the market.
Judas Priest is becoming officially owned by the gov? Whew
Its costing the UK taxpayer an estimated £1.3 million per day
Even though the state has taken over the Scunthorpe steelworks to protect national security, private construction firms, automakers, and manufacturers are under no legal obligation to buy expensive, state-subsidised British steel if cheaper foreign alternatives exist.