1057 GMT - Thyssenkrupp's weak cash flow offsets better-than-expected adjusted EBIT, Citi analysts write. Despite the beat, the German industrial company posted a net loss of 353 million euros following restructuring costs and impairments, they write. Thyssenkrupp was hit by a larger-than-expected cash outflow that dragged its net cash position to 3.2 billion euros at Dec. 31from 4.9 billion euros at the end of September, they note. Shares fall 2.3% to 11.99 euros.(adam.whittaker@wsj.com)
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