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U.S. President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced on Friday a partnership between the American steel giant U. S. Steel and the Japanese conglomerate Nippon Steel. What exactly this is supposed to mean is not yet publicly known. On Sunday, Trump clarified only that it will involve an investment and partial ownership, but it will remain under U.S. control.

If a good offer arrived, it wouldn’t be impossible that the new owner of the American company U. S. Steel would want to sell the Košice steelworks. But definitely not close them, says Peter Kamarás, a Košice-based iron ore trader.

Especially when it is the largest factory in Serbia, with five thousand employees, around which various interest groups circle. Slovak Peter Kamarás, together with his management team — which included former Košice U. S. Steel CEO John Goodish — took on this challenge in the case of the Železara Smederevo steel plant. Not only did they manage to keep the steelworks running despite liquidity problems, but thanks to restarting the second blast furnace, they achieved the best results in the last ten years. This was precisely the key reason why the Chinese steelmaking group HeSteel eventually decided to buy the Serbian steel plant.