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Stainless steel in car manufacture
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People at ThyssenKrupp Around 184,0
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Technology leader in the global mar
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A further attractive growth market
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How easy is it to have an idea? Ide
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Patents Competition Sustainability
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DR. AXEL ZWICK, FRAUNHOFER SOCIETY
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MAGNESIUM VAPOR AGAINST CORROSION.
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ALFRED LÖSCH, NOTHELFER “The ans
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COMPOSED OF COMPONENTS. The inner a
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INCREASING VALUE The modular door i
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PROF. DR. EKKEHARD SCHULZ, THYSSENK
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ENTHUSIASM. In the space of only th
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DISCOVERING FUTURE TECHNOLOGY is th
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Financial report 109 Management’s
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Management’s discussion and analy
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alance sheet amounts are translated
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complete steering systems. The resu
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24 Other payables million € Payab
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The Group (Steel segment) has enter
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31 Subsequent events On October 07,
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Additional disclosures pursuant to
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underlying transactions and financi
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2. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Personnel
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Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Harnisch resigned
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Dr. Martin Kohlhaussen, Bad Homburg
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Krupp Entwicklungszentrum GmbH Esse
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Additional information 195 Multi-ye
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Multi-year overview ThyssenKrupp Gr
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Major consolidated subsidiaries and
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Company (as of September 30, 2004)
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Index A Annual General Meeting Audi
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List of abbreviations A aicpa Ameri
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