Thyssenkrupp on Friday said it successfully closed the 17.2 billion euro ($20.4 billion) sale of its elevator division, leaving the ailing conglomerate with a cash lifeline but robbing it of its best asset.
The group in February had agreed to sell the asset to a consortium led by private equity firms Advent, Cinven, with Germany’s RAG foundation acting as co-investor.
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