Sweden's BE Group grows in Czech Republic by buying Ferram Steel
platts.com     May 14, 2008            

Sweden's BE Group is acquiring Ferram Steel as part of its expansion strategy in central and eastern Europe, the company said Wednesday. Ferram Steel reported sales of SEK 343 million ($57 million) and an operating profit of SEK 15 million in 2007. "The company is also showing a very strong first... [read full story]                    


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