President Biden has blocked the proposed $14 billion acquisition of US Steel by Nippon Steel, citing national security concerns. Biden stated that a strong domestically owned and operated steel industry is essential for resilient supply chains, as steel is critical for infrastructure, the auto industry, and the defense industrial base. The Biden-Harris administration's Justice Department investigated the deal on antitrust grounds, while the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.
(CFIUS) looked into its national security implications. US Steel CEO David Burritt had warned that if the deal fell through, the company would likely close steel mills in Pennsylvania and Indiana that were planned to receive a multi-billion dollar upgrade from Nippon Steel. Nippon Steel had pledged to invest $2.7 billion in US Steel's Mon Valley Works and Gary Works to modernize the facilities and make them more competitive with international rivals. Nippon also stated it would preserve US Steel's name, brand, and headquarters and avoid layoffs through 2026 had the deal been successful
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