The Supreme Court has stayed the liquidation of Bhushan Steel & Power Ltd and permitted JSW Steel to file a review petition. This decision follows a previous ruling that declared JSW Steel's acquisition of Bhushan Steel illegal. The court has ordered a status quo to maintain fairness in the process. This development has significant implications for both companies and the broader steel industry, potentially setting precedents for future acquisitions and liquidations in the sector.
26May 25
JSW Steel Projects Strong Production and Demand Growth for FY26
JSW Steel anticipates significant growth in the coming years. The company expects an incremental production of 3.50 million tonnes from JVML expansion this year. Karnataka operations are projected to reach 15.00 million tonnes in the current financial year. For FY26, JSW Steel forecasts 8-10% growth in steel demand, consolidated production of 30.50 million tonnes, and sales of 29.20 million tonnes, representing a 10% volume growth.
26May 25
JSW Steel: Q4 Results In Line, BPSL Uncertainty Persists
JSW Steel's Q4 consolidated Ebitda reached Rs 6,380.00 crore, slightly below market expectations. The company reduced its net debt to Rs 76,600.00 crore. For FY26, JSW Steel projects 8-10% domestic steel demand growth and plans Rs 20,000.00-21,000.00 crore in capex. The Bhushan Power & Steel unit remains a challenge due to legal uncertainties.
JSW Steel's Q4 consolidated net profit increased to ₹15.03 billion from ₹13.22 billion year-over-year, despite a slight revenue dip. The company declared a final dividend of ₹2.80 per share and approved fundraising of ₹140 billion through NCDs and equity issuance. JSW Steel set production targets of 30.50 million tonnes of crude steel and 29.20 million tonnes of saleable steel for FY2026. The company is evaluating legal options regarding the Supreme Court judgment on Bhushan Power and Steel Limited.
JSW Steel's Q4 consolidated net profit rose 16% year-on-year to ₹1503.00 crore, up from ₹1299.00 crore last year. However, revenue from operations declined 3% to ₹44819.00 crore. The contrasting profit growth and revenue decline suggest improved operational efficiency and cost management by the company.
JSW Steel's board has approved a Rs 14,000 crore fundraising plan through equity and debt instruments. Simultaneously, the company has issued demand notices to banks seeking a Rs 19,300 crore refund related to the Bhushan Power and Steel resolution plan. The fundraising includes Rs 7,000 crore via QIP and Rs 7,000 crore through NCDs with warrants. Details on the refund request are limited, with no information on the reasons or banks involved.
22May 25
JSW Steel Q4 Preview: Anticipating Strong Growth Ahead of May 23 Results
JSW Steel will announce its Q4 and FY2023 results on May 23, 2023. Analysts project significant growth with revenue expected to rise 10% to Rs 44,720 crore, EBITDA up 17% to Rs 6,548 crore, and net profit doubling to Rs 1,608 crore. The board will consider recommending a dividend for FY23. A 12% safeguard duty on steel imports is seen as beneficial for domestic producers. An earnings call is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on the same day, and the trading window for designated persons will remain closed from April 1 to May 25, 2023.
16May 25
JSW Steel to Consider Fundraising via QIP and NCDs, Review Financial Results
JSW Steel's board will meet on May 23 to consider raising long-term funds through Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) and Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). The board will also review financial results and consider recommending a dividend to shareholders. This meeting could significantly impact JSW Steel's financial strategy and shareholder returns.
16May 25
JSW Steel to Consider Raising Long-Term Funds Through Debentures and QIP
JSW Steel's board of directors will meet on May 23 to discuss potential fundraising strategies, including the issuance of redeemable non-convertible debentures and a qualified institutions placement (QIP). The move suggests the company may be looking to strengthen its financial position or fund future growth initiatives. The outcome could have significant implications for JSW Steel's financial structure and growth prospects.
05May 25
JSW Steel Contests ₹702.00 Crore Claim as Demand Notices Set Aside
JSW Steel has filed an appeal against a ₹702 crore claim. The Revisionary Authority has set aside the demand notices related to this claim, and the case has been remanded to the Odisha government for further consideration. This development provides JSW Steel with temporary relief from a significant financial obligation and opens the door for further scrutiny of the matter at the state level.
JSW Steel Faces Mixed Fortunes: Appeal on 7.02 Billion Rupee Claim and Supreme Court Setback
JSW Steel is confronting significant legal challenges. The company has appealed a 7.02 billion rupee claim related to alleged mining irregularities, with the demand notices currently set aside for reconsideration. Additionally, the Supreme Court has rejected JSW Steel's resolution plan for acquiring Bhushan Power and Steel Limited, potentially impacting the company's expansion strategy. JSW Steel is awaiting the detailed order to determine its next steps.
02May 25
Supreme Court Rejects JSW Steel's Resolution Plan for Bhushan Power
The Supreme Court of India has rejected JSW Steel's resolution plan for Bhushan Power and Steel Limited (BPSL) on May 2, 2025, overturning the previous approval by NCLAT. JSW Steel acknowledged the decision and is awaiting the formal order to understand the grounds for rejection. This ruling could have significant implications for JSW Steel's expansion strategy, BPSL's future, and ongoing insolvency cases in India.
The Supreme Court has ruled JSW Steel's acquisition of Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd (BPSL) illegal, ordering BPSL's liquidation. This decision overturns a Rs 20,000 crore deal from 2019, potentially impacting major banks like State Bank of India and Punjab National Bank. The ruling may create uncertainty in the steel industry, affecting investor confidence and the resolution process for stressed assets under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
25Apr 25
JSW Steel Subsidiary Wins Bid for Colour Roof India in Insolvency Resolution
JSW Steel's subsidiary, JSW Steel Coated Products Limited (JSWSCPL), has been declared the successful resolution applicant for Colour Roof India Limited. The resolution plan, initially submitted in July 2024 and amended in April 2025, has been approved by the Committee of Creditors. JSWSCPL received a letter of intent on April 25, 2025. The transaction's closure is pending approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai. This move could potentially strengthen JSW Steel's position in the steel coated products market.
24Apr 25
JSW Steel CEO Addresses Industry Challenges and Strategic Moves
JSW Steel's CEO discussed current challenges in the steel industry, including a surge in imports affecting domestic producers' margins. The company welcomes temporary tariffs on steel imports as a positive measure. JSW Steel is open to acquiring new coking coal assets, subject to strategic fit and commercial viability. The CEO also noted limitations in the European market due to import restrictions.
24Apr 25
JSW Steel Poised to Benefit from India's Temporary Steel Import Tariff
The Indian government's decision to impose temporary tariffs on steel imports is expected to boost JSW Steel's domestic market position. This move aims to reduce steel inflows from major exporters like China, South Korea, and Japan, potentially leading to reduced foreign competition, increased market share, and improved pricing power for JSW Steel. The tariff is likely to impact supply chains, incentivize domestic production, and affect trade relations with the affected countries.
JSW Steel Announces Q4 Results Date and Reports Subsidiary Share Transaction
JSW Steel has set May 23, 2025, for its Q4 financial results announcement. The company extended the deadline for acquiring a 92.19% stake in Minas de Revuboe Limitada to July 31, 2025. It completed the transfer of its Slurry Pipe Line business to JSW Infrastructure Limited for Rs. 1617.00 crore. Additionally, JSW Steel's subsidiary, PSL, accepted 222.6 million shares from JSW Steel for Rs. 15.09 billion.
JSW Steel's subsidiary, Piombino Steel Limited (PSL), has approved a share buyback program of 22.26 crore shares at ₹75.30 per share, totaling ₹1,676.45 crore. JSW Steel plans to tender its entire 22.26 crore shares in PSL, representing 83.28% stake. This move is expected to strengthen JSW Steel's balance sheet and optimize its capital structure.
20Mar 25
JSW Group Expands into Copper Industry with Planned Smelter in Odisha
JSW Group announced plans to establish a copper smelter with a 0.50 million tonne capacity in Odisha, marking a significant diversification from its core steel business. The strategic move aims to capitalize on rising global copper demand, particularly in electric vehicles and renewable energy sectors. The choice of Odisha leverages the state's mineral wealth and industrial growth initiatives. This expansion is expected to diversify JSW's revenue streams, create potential synergies with its steel business, and strengthen its position in the global metals market.
Fitch Ratings reports a reduction in JSW Steel's rating headroom. Q3 FY2024 results show mixed performance: revenue slightly down by 1.41% to ₹40,946.00 crore, net profit significantly decreased by 70.65% to ₹719.00 crore, and EBITDA down 25.33% to ₹5,044.00 crore. EPS dropped 70.36% to ₹2.94. The company maintains an operating profit margin of 11.99%, showing slight improvement from the previous quarter but a decrease year-on-year.
07Mar 25
JSW Steel Reports 12% Surge in February 2025 Crude Steel Production
JSW Steel announced a significant rise in consolidated crude steel production for February 2025, reaching 24.07 lakh tonnes, a 12% year-over-year increase. Indian operations saw a 13% growth, producing 23.32 lakh tonnes with 93.5% capacity utilization. However, JSW Steel USA - Ohio experienced a 17.6% decline. The company plans to expand its consolidated capacity to 43.5 MTPA over the next three years and has committed to reducing CO2 emissions by 42% from steel-making operations by 2030.
05Mar 25
JSW Steel Achieves ResponsibleSteel™ Certification for Four Manufacturing Plants
JSW Steel has been awarded the ResponsibleSteel™ certification for its manufacturing facilities in Vijayanagar, Dolvi, Tarapur, and Salem. This globally recognized certification demonstrates JSW Steel's commitment to sustainable and responsible steel production practices, including reduced emissions, responsible water management, human rights protection, fair labor practices, and community engagement. The certification is expected to enhance JSW Steel's reputation, provide a competitive advantage, open access to new markets, and improve stakeholder relations. This achievement sets a benchmark for responsible steel production in India and could influence the broader industry towards more sustainable practices.