FRANKFURT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - German conglomerate
Thyssenkrupp on Monday joined peers in saying that
European industry was under threat should the continent fail to
come up with a scheme similar to the U.S. climate package,
dubbed the IRA, to boost local companies.
"The common task of policymakers, business and society must
... be to ensure that the green transformation succeeds without
deindustrialization," Chief Executive Martina Merz said in a
prepared speech published ahead of the group's annual general
meeting.
"That is particularly the case for Germany with its strong
industrial base."
(Reporting by Christoph Steitz, Editing by Miranda Murray)
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