Tata Steel requests physical shareholders to update KYC details

Tata Steel Limited has requested holders of physical shares to furnish their Know Your Customer (KYC) details to its Registrar and Transfer Agent, MUFG Intime India Private Limited. This intimation, submitted to the exchanges on June 8, 2026, complies with Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, and relevant SEBI circulars. The mandate requires recording PAN, address with PIN code, mobile number, bank account details, and specimen signature for all security holders holding shares in physical mode to ensure seamless dividend payments.

The company highlighted that failure to update these details may result in dividends being paid only through electronic mode upon furnishing the complete information. Shareholders who update their details after April 1, 2024, will receive dividends declared during that period automatically. The prescribed forms for furnishing KYC details are available on the websites of the company and the RTA.

Submission Modes

MUFG Intime India Private Limited has outlined three methods for shareholders to submit their KYC documents:

In Person Verification (IPV): Shareholders must visit the RTA office with original documents.
Hard Copy: Self-attested photocopies of relevant documents can be submitted.
E-Sign: Documents can be uploaded via email or the RTA website with a digital signature.

Required Documents

Shareholders must submit specific documents to validate their identity and bank details.

Document/Information	Instruction
PAN of all joint holders	Self-attested copies; must be linked to Aadhaar effective July 1, 2023.
Proof of Address	Self-attested copy of a government-issued document if the address has changed.
Bank details	Original cancelled cheque leaf or bank passbook/statement with IFSC.
Specimen Signature	Banker's attestation as per Form ISR-2 along with a cancelled cheque leaf.

The disclosure was signed by Parvatheesam Kanchinadham, Company Secretary and Chief Legal Officer of Tata Steel Limited.

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Tata Steel has ramped up operations at its Newport facility following a fire at its Port Talbot plant in the United Kingdom that caused what the company described as substantial damage. The incident has drawn significant attention to the company's UK steelmaking operations and its contingency response measures.

Fire at Port Talbot Causes Substantial Damage

The fire at Tata Steel's Port Talbot facility resulted in substantial damage, disrupting operations at the site. Port Talbot is one of the company's prominent steel manufacturing locations in the UK, and the incident underscores the operational challenges faced at the plant.

Newport Operations Scaled Up in Response

In response to the disruption caused by the Port Talbot fire, Tata Steel moved to ramp up production and operations at its Newport facility. The scale-up at Newport reflects the company's efforts to maintain continuity in its UK steel output amid the damage sustained at Port Talbot.

Parameter:	Details
Affected Facility:	Port Talbot, UK
Damage Assessment:	Substantial
Response Measure:	Ramp-up of Newport operations

Operational Implications

The fire and resulting substantial damage at Port Talbot represent a significant operational development for Tata Steel's UK business. By accelerating activity at Newport, the company aims to offset disruptions stemming from the Port Talbot incident. The situation continues to be monitored as the company assesses the full extent of the damage and its impact on overall UK steel production.