Potential buyer to save jobs at Tata's UK steel works
Indian steel tycoon says he wants to change the kind of furnaces at Port Talbot and retrain some 700 workers if the deal goes through
London
AN Indian tycoon who could step in to buy some of Tata Steel's assets in Britain said on Monday he hoped to avoid mass redundancies if the deal went through, as the government scrambled to find a new owner.
Sanjeev Gupta, the boss of steel and metals company Liberty House, was arriving in Britain late on Monday for talks and told the BBC that he had held "very encouraging" discussions with the government.
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