Mittal brothers deny rumours of rift
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IANS
London: Lakshmi Mittal, owner of the world's largest steel company, and his younger brother Pramod Mittal have denied rumours of a family feud, the Sunday Times reported.
The paper said Lakshmi Mittal, chairman of ArcelorMittal, is bidding to buy an ailing Bulgarian steel plant owned by his brother at a price that is lower than what Pramod Mittal expects.
A spokeswoman for ArcelorMittal confirmed that the company was interested in buying the Bulgarian plant - Kemikovtzi Steel - but said: "Mr Mittal has a very good relationship with his brother", adding that any suggestions of rivalry were "harsh and untrue".
Pramod Mittal told the paper: "We're family, there's nothing to discuss. We're not fighting, but it's our private life."
The paper said Lakshmi Mittal, chairman of ArcelorMittal, is bidding to buy an ailing Bulgarian steel plant owned by his brother at a price that is lower than what Pramod Mittal expects.
A spokeswoman for ArcelorMittal confirmed that the company was interested in buying the Bulgarian plant - Kemikovtzi Steel - but said: "Mr Mittal has a very good relationship with his brother", adding that any suggestions of rivalry were "harsh and untrue".
Pramod Mittal told the paper: "We're family, there's nothing to discuss. We're not fighting, but it's our private life."
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