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The Wallonia rescue plan for Liberty Steel concerns its activities in Liège. At the same time, the steel company employs 170 people in Luxembourg, whose future remains uncertain. Archive photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Wallonia proposes plan to save Liberty Steel in Liège

The Wallonia region is working on a plan to save Liberty Steel in Liège. It could lend €20m to the embattled steel company that also has a struggling plant in Luxembourg in exchange for solid guarantees.

Mathilde Obert • 19.05.2023
Luxair carried 2.05m passengers in 2022, almost as many as in 2019 and twice as many as in 2021. Photo: Shutterstock
INDUSTRY

Luxair returns to pre-covid levels

Mathilde Obert • 11.05.2023
Tom Weisgerber takes over as chairman of the board of directors of Cargolux. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Cargolux: record profit of €1.42bn and new chairman

Mathilde Obert • 26.04.2023
Director of the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Benny Mantin (pictured) is behind the eXplore Conference (18 April 2023), whose theme this year is: Why is finance vital for supply chain performance? Photo: University of Luxembourg
INDUSTRY

New roles for finance in supply chain performance

Jeff Palms • 18.04.2023
The 57 industrial companies that took part in the latest Fedil survey expect to hire 765 people over the next two years. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives
INDUSTRY

Industry expects fewer hires over next two years

Mathilde Obert • 23.03.2023
LeasePlan's activities in Luxembourg should be transferred to the joint venture between Stellantis and Crédit Agricole Consumer Finance. Photo: Olivier Dessy/Archives
INDUSTRY

Stellantis, CACF sign LeasePlan takeover in Luxembourg

Mathilde Obert • 22.03.2023
Mining company Ternium has denied involvement in the disappearance of Antonio Díaz Valencia and Arturo Lagunes Gasca on 15 January this year Photo: Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Group slams lack of Luxembourg due diligence in case of missing activists

Cordula Schnuer • 16.03.2023
Jean-Paul Olinger (UEL), Steen Foldberg (Betterboard) and Marina Andrieu (WIDE) have differing views on gender quotas but all agree that diversity is essential and brings a lot of added value to company boards. Photo: Courtesy of Steen Foldberg and Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Taking gender quotas on board(s)

Tracy Heindrichs • 07.03.2023
Luxair has just ordered two new aircraft from Boeing to increase its fleet, especially to faraway destinations. Photo: Luxair
INDUSTRY

Luxair orders two 737-8s from Boeing

Mathilde Obert • 05.03.2023
Jean-Claude Steinmetz with the Kuala Lumpur skyline: the Petronas Towers to the left and the Kuala Lumpur Tower in the centre.  Photo: Private
INDUSTRY

A Luxembourger in the quest for China supply chain independence

Cordula Schnuer • 04.03.2023
SES CEO Steve Collar, together with CFO Sandeep Jalan, put the €2bn mark back into the upper range of expected revenues for 2023. Photo: Maison Moderne/Archives
INDUSTRY

SES and the return of the €2bn ambition

Thierry Labro • 27.02.2023
Casa Ferrero, a stone’s throw from Luxembourg airport, houses the activities of the famous Italian confectioner. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne/Archives
INDUSTRY

Ferrero’s profit down 24% in 2022

Catherine Kurzawa • 22.02.2023
ArcelorMittal has reported a net profit of $9.3bn in 2022. This is a significant drop from the record profit of $14.9bn in 2021. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives
INDUSTRY

ArcelorMittal: 2022 net profit down 38%

Jeremy Zabatta • 09.02.2023
170 workers are currently employed at the Liberty Steel plant in Dudelange. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives
INDUSTRY

Liberty Steel rejects SCNI takeover offer

Jeremy Zabatta • 02.02.2023
Rhys Morgan has served as Intelsat VP since December 2021 and managing director since 2017. Photo: Maison Moderne
INDUSTRY

Raising the profile of satellite communications

Natalie A. Gerhardstein • 02.02.2023
Luxembourg was among the country that most reduced the share of fossil fuels in its gross available energy between 2010 and 2021 Photo: Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Luxembourg reduces share of energy from fossil fuels

Cordula Schnuer • 30.01.2023
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