1015 GMT - Thyssenkrupp's first-quarter adjusted earnings beat expectations due to cost reductions and efficiency gains in its steel unit, Jefferies analysts Tommaso Castello and Cole Hathorn write. Group adjusted EBIT comes in 9% ahead of expectations at 211 million euros as its steel unit benefits from restructuring efforts, they write. The beat isn't driven by a market recovery, they say. Shares fall 0.45% to 12.22 euros.(adam.whittaker@wsj.com)
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