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Reynolds discusses British Metal row with Chinese language counterpart

By Editorial Board Published June 11, 2025 2 Min Read
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Reynolds discusses British Metal row with Chinese language counterpart

Reynolds discusses British Metal row with Chinese language counterpart

Jonathan Reynolds, the enterprise secretary, has mentioned the federal government’s transfer to grab management of British Metal along with his Chinese language counterpart for the primary time.

A subsequent publish on social media by Mr Reynolds confirming the assembly stated the pair “discussed deeper UK-China cooperation – especially in services, investment and WTO reform – and building on January’s successful Economic and Financial Dialogue to drive mutual growth”.

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The enterprise secretary didn’t discuss with British Metal within the publish, though officers confirmed that the corporate was raised briefly throughout their assembly.

Linklaters suggested Jingye Group on its buy of British Metal in 2021.

British Metal’s stability sheet bears money owed price near £1bn, most of which is claimed to be owed to Jingye within the type of inter-company loans.

The federal government and Jingye had been at loggerheads for weeks over the way forward for the Scunthorpe plant’s blast furnaces.

Since Mr Reynolds, the enterprise secretary, moved to commandeer management of the UK’s second-biggest metal producer, the federal government has sourced extra provides of uncooked supplies to make sure the furnaces’ continued operations.

Jingye had been getting ready to shut them – with the lack of hundreds of jobs – after looking for £1bn in state assist to facilitate the positioning’s transition to greener steelmaking.

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Mr Reynolds has indicated that Jingye’s shares in British Metal – which has not but been formally nationalised – are nugatory, and that the federal government doesn’t intend to supply to pay to accumulate them.

A spokesman for the Division for Enterprise and Commerce stated: “We are working closely with Jingye and a range of third parties on options for the future, and we will continue work on determining the best long-term sustainable future for the site.”

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