FRANKFURT, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp management is not satisfied with how slow the ongoing turnaround
of the German conglomerate is taking place, its chief financial
officer said on Tuesday, adding this was also a topic in
discussions with investors.
"It's a 'show me' story," Klaus Kaysberg said when asked
about his talks with investors, who he said demand clear proof
points and milestones showing that Thyssenkrupp is delivering on
its targets, including reaching break even for cash flow.
(Reporting by Christoph Steitz, editing by Rachel More)
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