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Tata Steel Shares in Focus as CEO Flags 5-Year Low Steel Prices Amid Global Headwinds

Tata Steel CEO T V Narendran announced that steel prices in India reached their lowest levels in five years during 2025, despite robust domestic demand, primarily due to global trade disruptions and massive Chinese steel exports. While the company's European operations faced pressure from import duties, domestic operations remained resilient, helping deliver better financial performance. The company continues its expansion strategy with ₹4,000 crore investments in Combi Mill and Tinplate division, alongside significant capacity enhancements across multiple plants including Kalinganagar, Meramandali, and Neelachal facilities.

01Jan 26

Tata Steel Completes ₹1,100 Crore Acquisition in Joint Venture; Multiple Corporate Actions Across Markets

Tata Steel completed acquisition of 43.3 crore shares worth ₹1,099.97 crore in joint venture Tata BlueScope Steel on December 31, 2025. Multiple companies announced leadership changes including resignations at Take Solutions and Canara Robeco. Sammaan Capital approved NBFC business demerger to facilitate $1-billion investment, while Vodafone Idea secured ₹5,836 crore settlement from Vodafone Group. Various companies reported investment approvals, regulatory updates, and business restructuring initiatives.

31Dec 25

Tata Steel Completes ₹1,100 Crore Acquisition of Tata BlueScope Steel Shares

Tata Steel has successfully completed the acquisition of 43.3 crore equity shares in Tata BlueScope Steel Private Limited for ₹1,099.97 crore from BlueScope Steel Asia Holdings. The transaction increases Tata Steel's ownership to 99.99%, converting the former 50:50 joint venture into an indirect subsidiary.

30Dec 25

Market Analysts Recommend Five High-Conviction Stock Picks Across Banking, Metal, and Energy Sectors

Market analysts recommend five high-conviction stock picks across diverse sectors. AU Small Finance Bank leads with consensus buy ratings at ₹986 targeting ₹1,050, while NTPC gets a buy at ₹325 for ₹338 target. Tata Steel is recommended at ₹172 targeting ₹180, Tata Consumer Products at ₹1,260 target, and Bharti Hexacom with ₹1,925 target, all with defined stop-loss levels.

28Dec 25

Tata Steel Receives GST Demand Order of ₹890.52 Crores for Alleged Input Tax Credit Irregularities

Tata Steel has received a GST demand order totaling ₹890.52 crores along with equal penalty and interest from the Joint Commissioner of CGST & Central Excise, Jamshedpur, for alleged irregular Input Tax Credit claims during FY2018-19 through FY2020-21. The company maintains that no actual excess ITC was claimed and the differences arise from timing issues in credit availment, which are permissible under GST laws, and plans to contest the order before the appropriate forum.

26Dec 25

Tata Steel Faces $1.6 Billion Lawsuit from Dutch NGO Over Alleged Health and Environmental Damage

Dutch NGO Stichting Frisse Wind.nu has filed a €1.4 billion lawsuit against Tata Steel's Netherlands operations, alleging harmful emissions caused health damage and environmental harm to Velsen-Noord residents. The legal action intensifies regulatory pressure following Dutch authorities' threats of €27 million fines and potential plant shutdowns for toxic emissions. Tata Steel faces additional challenges from a 2022 prosecution investigation into alleged deliberate environmental contamination, while the company has committed up to €6.5 billion for emissions reduction projects with €2 billion in Dutch state support.

24Dec 25

Tata Steel Credit Rating Affirmed at BBB by S&P with Stable Outlook

S&P Global Ratings affirmed Tata Steel's BBB issuer credit rating with a stable outlook on December 24, 2025. The rating agency cited higher volumes and cost-reduction initiatives as balancing factors against growth project impacts. Tata Steel's planned expansion at NINL and downstream capacity additions are expected to increase annual capex by ₹100-200 billion, potentially delaying deleveraging. S&P projects Tata Steel's adjusted debt to rise to ₹1,100 billion by fiscal 2028, with EBITDA forecasted to grow to ₹410 billion in fiscal 2027. The stable outlook reflects expectations of credit metric recovery over the next 12-18 months.

23Dec 25

Tata Steel: High Court Continues Interim Protection For Tax Demand Notices Until January 8

Tata Steel has secured extended court protection until January 8, 2026, in two separate legal challenges against mining authority demands worth ₹4,313.62 crores. The demands relate to alleged shortfall in chromite dispatch from Sukinda Chromite Block operations, with the Orissa High Court providing interim relief preventing coercive action while proceedings continue.

23Dec 25

Tata Steel Completes ₹1,100 Crore Acquisition of Tata BlueScope Steel Stake

Tata Steel has successfully completed the acquisition of 99.99% equity stake in Tata BlueScope Steel Private Limited for ₹1,099.97 crore, transforming the former joint venture into an indirect subsidiary. The transaction involved acquiring 43,29,90,000 equity shares from BlueScope Steel Asia Holdings and was completed following regulatory approval from the Competition Commission of India.

22Dec 25

Tata Steel Wins Relief From ₹161.52 Crore GST Compensation Cess Case

Tata Steel has achieved a major victory in its GST compensation cess case, with authorities completely setting aside a tax demand of ₹161.52 crores and imposing no penalty. The favourable order from the Joint Commissioner of CGST Central Excise, Jamshedpur, provides complete relief in a matter involving erstwhile Tata Steel Long Products Limited, which had amalgamated with the company in November 2023.

19Dec 25

Tata Steel Faces ₹11.32 Billion Tax Demand and Penalty

Tata Steel faces a significant regulatory challenge as tax authorities have issued a tax demand of ₹4.93 billion along with a penalty of ₹6.39 billion, totaling ₹11.32 billion. The penalty amount exceeds the primary tax demand, indicating the severity of the regulatory action. This development represents a major financial obligation for the steel giant, potentially impacting its financial planning and regulatory standing.

19Dec 25

Tata Steel Acquires $150M Stake in T Steel Holdings

Tata Steel completed a USD 150 million acquisition of equity shares in its wholly owned subsidiary T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd, purchasing 1.49 billion shares at USD 0.1008 face value each. The transaction, valued at ₹1,354.94 crore using RBI's exchange rate, represents the latest in a series of fund infusions into the subsidiary as disclosed under SEBI regulations.

12Dec 25

Tata Steel Secures Extended Court Protection in Sukinda Chromite Block Dispute Worth ₹4,313.39 Crores

Tata Steel has secured extended interim protection from the Orissa High Court in two legal disputes involving demand letters totaling ₹4,313.39 crores related to its Sukinda Chromite Block operations. The court extended protection until December 19, 2025, covering disputes over alleged mining shortfalls across two assessment periods.

12Dec 25

HSBC Issues Buy Rating on Tata Steel with Target Price of ₹215

HSBC has assigned a Buy rating to Tata Steel shares with a target price of ₹215.00. This positive analyst recommendation indicates the investment bank's confidence in the steel company's prospects and suggests potential upside from current market levels.

12Dec 25

Morgan Stanley Maintains Overweight Rating on Tata Steel with ₹200 Target Price

Morgan Stanley has reaffirmed its Overweight rating on Tata Steel with a target price of ₹200 per share. This rating suggests the global investment firm's positive outlook on Tata Steel's performance relative to its sector.

11Dec 25

Tata Steel Executives Expect Steel Price Recovery and Margin Improvement

Tata Steel's management has expressed positive views on the steel market outlook, believing that current steel prices have bottomed out and expecting margin improvements. The company does not anticipate increased Chinese steel exports, while the weaker rupee is helping offset import cost pressures, creating a more favorable operating environment.

11Dec 25

Tata Steel Executive Indicates Growth Plan Details to be Revealed by March 2026

Tata Steel executive has announced that more details about the company's growth plans will be revealed by March 2026. The timeline indicates a structured approach to strategic communication, though specific details about investment amounts, focus areas, or strategic directions remain undisclosed pending the future announcement.

11Dec 25

JPMorgan Maintains 'Overweight' Rating on Tata Steel with ₹193.00 Price Target

JPMorgan has reaffirmed its 'Overweight' rating on Tata Steel with a price target of ₹193.00. The rating indicates positive analyst sentiment and suggests expectations for the stock to outperform relative to sector peers and broader market indices.

10Dec 25

Tata Steel Receives Approval to Start Engineering Work for 1 MTPA Demonstration Plant in Jamshedpur

Tata Steel has obtained approval to start engineering work for a 1 MTPA demonstration plant in Jamshedpur. This approval enables the company to proceed with the technical and engineering phases of the project, representing a significant milestone in its expansion strategy. The demonstration plant will serve as a platform for advanced steel manufacturing technologies and will benefit from Jamshedpur's established industrial infrastructure.

10Dec 25

Tata Steel Approves 0.7 MTPA Hot Rolled Pickling and Galvanizing Line Project at Tarapur Complex

Tata Steel has approved a 0.7 MTPA hot rolled pickling and galvanizing line project at its Tarapur Cold Rolling Complex. This strategic expansion will enhance the company's value-added steel product capabilities and strengthen its position in the processed steel market. The new facility will focus on producing high-quality, corrosion-resistant steel products for automotive, construction, and industrial applications.

10Dec 25

Tata Steel Approves Funding for 2.5MT Thin Slab Caster and Rolling Facilities in Meramandali

Tata Steel has secured board approval for funding new thin slab caster and rolling mill facilities at Meramandali with 2.5 million tonnes capacity. The project represents a strategic expansion of the company's manufacturing infrastructure, incorporating advanced casting technology and integrated rolling operations to strengthen market position.

10Dec 25

Tata Steel Approves 4.8 MTPA Capacity Expansion at Neelachal Ispat Nigam Limited

Tata Steel has approved a major capacity expansion of 4.8 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) at Neelachal Ispat Nigam Limited. This strategic expansion will significantly enhance the company's steel production capabilities and strengthen its position in the Indian steel market.

10Dec 25

Tata Steel Announces $6.36 Billion Acquisition of Pellet Facility for Iron Ore Supply

Tata Steel has announced a $6.36 billion acquisition of a pellet facility to strengthen its iron ore supply chain in India. This major investment represents a significant strategic move to enhance the company's raw materials infrastructure and operational capabilities in the Indian market.

10Dec 25

Tata Steel Secures Extended Court Protection in ₹4,313 Crore Mining Penalty Case

Tata Steel has secured extended court protection until December 19 in its legal challenge against mining penalty demands totaling ₹4,313.39 crores. The Orissa High Court granted interim relief in two separate writ petitions filed by the company, preventing authorities from taking coercive action regarding alleged shortfall in mineral dispatch from the Sukinda Chromite Block operations.

10Dec 25

Jefferies Issues Buy Recommendation for Tata Steel with Target Price of ₹200

Jefferies has issued a Buy recommendation for Tata Steel with a target price of ₹200.00 per share. The positive rating from the global brokerage firm reflects confidence in the steel company's business prospects and suggests potential for stock price appreciation based on their analytical assessment.

22Nov 25

Tata Steel Secures Extended Interim Protection in ₹4,313 Crore Chromite Block Dispute

Tata Steel has obtained extended interim protection from the Orissa High Court against a ₹4313.39 crore demand raised by mining authorities. The dispute concerns an alleged shortfall in Chrome Ore dispatch from Tata Steel's Sukinda Chromite Block during the 4th and 5th years of the Mine Development and Production Agreement. The High Court has restrained authorities from taking coercive action against Tata Steel until the next hearing, scheduled for December 12, 2025.

19Nov 25

Tata Steel Reports Robust Q2 Performance with 8% Production Growth and Margin Expansion

Tata Steel's Q2 performance showed significant growth with crude steel production up 8% QoQ to 5.65 million tons. Domestic deliveries increased by 20%, and EBITDA margins expanded by 80 basis points to 25.00%. The company achieved cost improvements of over Rs 2,561.00 crores. Tata Tiscon volumes grew 27% QoQ, while industrial products and projects segment saw a 22% QoQ increase in deliveries. Netherlands operations remained stable, but UK operations faced challenges with widening EBITDA loss. Tata Steel signed a letter of intent with the Dutch government for decarbonization, announced divestment of its Ferro Alloy Plant in Odisha, and plans to acquire the remaining 50% stake in Tata BlueScope Steel Private Limited.

18Nov 25

Tata Steel Sees Large Block Trade Worth Rs. 274.92 Crores on NSE

A significant block trade of 16,595,350 Tata Steel shares was executed on the National Stock Exchange at ₹165.66 per share, totaling ₹274.92 crore. This large transaction suggests notable institutional activity in the steel major's stock. Additionally, Tata Steel has announced an upcoming investor meeting, 'JM Financial, India Xchange 2025', scheduled for November 21, 2025, in Mumbai.

15Nov 25

Tata Steel Strengthens Energy Infrastructure with €140 Million Acquisition of Lag Velsen B.V.

Tata Steel IJmuiden B.V., a Dutch subsidiary of Tata Steel, has agreed to acquire Lag Velsen B.V. for up to €140 million. The deal includes three Vattenfall power plants with a total capacity of 770 megawatts, which are crucial for Tata Steel's operations in the Netherlands. The acquisition ensures continued conversion of process gases into electricity and steam. The transaction, subject to regulatory approvals, is expected to complete by January 1, 2026.

11Nov 25

Tata Steel Poised for 270% Profit Surge in Q2, Despite Steel Price Weakness

Tata Steel is expected to report a substantial improvement in its Q2 financial performance, with profit after tax projected to increase by nearly 270% year-over-year. This turnaround is attributed to lower input costs, particularly coking coal, and higher domestic volumes. The company's Indian operations are forecasted to see a 9% increase in standalone volumes to 5.60 million tonnes, supported by recovering domestic demand. However, challenges persist, including pressure on steel prices and difficulties in European operations, especially in the UK unit. Despite these challenges, analysts emphasize that volume recovery in India and cost efficiency will be key drivers for Tata Steel's earnings growth.

05Nov 25

Tata Steel Divests Ferro Alloy Plant to IMFA for Rs. 610 Crore

Tata Steel Limited has signed an Asset Transfer Agreement with Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd. (IMFA) to sell its Ferro Alloy Plant in Jajpur, Odisha. The base consideration for the sale is Rs. 610.00 crore. The transaction is expected to close within 3 months, subject to requisite approvals. This move aligns with Tata Steel's strategy to optimize its portfolio and focus on core operations. Tata Steel, a global steel industry leader, has an annual crude steel capacity of 35 million tonnes and operations across five continents.

29Oct 25

Tata Steel Challenges ₹2,410.90 Crore Demand with Legal Petition

Tata Steel has filed a writ petition in the Orissa High Court to quash a demand letter for ₹2,410.90 crore issued by the Office of Deputy Director of Mines, Jajpur. The demand alleges a shortfall in Chrome Ore dispatch from Tata Steel's Sukinda Chromite Block during the 5th year of the Mine Development and Production Agreement. The petition, filed on October 29, names the State of Odisha, Union of India (Ministry of Mines), and mining officials as respondents. Separately, Tata Steel acquired 159,20,39,801 equity shares in its wholly owned foreign subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd, for USD 160 million.

29Oct 25

Tata Steel Bolsters T Steel Holdings with $160 Million Equity Acquisition

Tata Steel has acquired equity shares worth $160 million (₹1,409.02 crore) in its wholly owned foreign subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd (TSHP). The transaction involved purchasing 159,20,39,801 equity shares with a face value of $0.1005 each. This investment is part of Tata Steel's ongoing strategy to strengthen its global presence and operational capabilities. The acquisition follows previous fund infusions into TSHP disclosed between May and September. Tata Steel made this disclosure in compliance with SEBI regulations, demonstrating its commitment to transparency in corporate actions.

24Oct 25

Tata Steel Shareholders Overwhelmingly Approve Amalgamation with TRF Limited

Tata Steel Limited held a shareholder meeting on September 18, 2023, to vote on the Scheme of Amalgamation with TRF Limited. The meeting, conducted via video conferencing as per NCLT directives, saw participation from 7 promoter group shareholders and 130 public shareholders. The resolution received near-unanimous approval with 99.9992% votes in favor and only 0.0008% against. This amalgamation is a significant corporate action for Tata Steel, potentially aimed at streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency.

13Oct 25

Tata Steel's ₹1,903 Crore Mining Dispute: Court Extends Interim Protection

Tata Steel is challenging a ₹1,902.72 crore demand from the Office of Deputy Director of Mines, Jajpur, over an alleged shortfall in mineral dispatch from its Sukinda Chromite Block. The company has filed a writ petition in the Orissa High Court seeking to quash the demand letter. The court has granted interim protection, preventing authorities from taking coercive action against Tata Steel. The next hearing is scheduled for November 6, with the interim protection extended until then. This case is part of a broader set of similar pending cases before the court, potentially affecting other mining companies.

13Oct 25

Tata Steel Executes Rs. 64.24 Crore Block Trade on NSE

Tata Steel conducted a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The transaction involved 3,738,966 shares at Rs. 171.81 per share, totaling Rs. 64.24 crores. This large, privately negotiated transaction demonstrates continued institutional investor interest in Tata Steel's shares.

09Oct 25

Tata Steel Reports Strong Q2 Performance Amid EU Steel Industry Protection Proposal

Tata Steel reported an 8% quarter-on-quarter and 7% year-over-year increase in Q2 production, reaching 5.67 million tons. Domestic deliveries grew by 20% from the previous quarter to 5.56 million tons. The European Commission has proposed measures to protect the EU steel industry, including reducing tariff-free import volumes by 47% to 18.3 million tonnes annually and doubling out-of-quota duties to 50%. These measures could potentially benefit Tata Steel's European operations. The company's shares rose 3.5% to Rs 177.85 following the news.

08Oct 25

Tata Steel Shares Surge, Eyeing Breakout Above Rs 175; UK PM Starmer to Meet Tata

Tata Steel shares are trading around Rs 171.00, benefiting from a metals sector rally driven by expected U.S. interest rate cuts, a weakening dollar, and the EU's plan to raise Chinese steel tariffs. The stock is consolidating between Rs 166.00-175.00, with Rs 175.00 as a key resistance level. A breakout could lead to Rs 185.00-225.00. The EU's proposal to double steel import tariffs and reduce quotas could benefit Tata Steel's European operations. However, the company faces a Rs 2,410.90 crore demand notice from Odisha authorities, which it plans to contest. UK Prime Minister Starmer is set to meet with Tata to discuss steel industry matters.

04Oct 25

Tata Steel Faces ₹2,411 Crore Demand Notice Over Sukinda Chrome Ore Dispatch Shortfall

Tata Steel received a demand notice of ₹2,410.89 crore from Odisha's Office of the Deputy Director of Mines, Jajpur, for alleged shortfall in chrome ore dispatch from its Sukinda Chromite Block. The notice, issued under Rule 12A of the Minerals Concession Rules, 2016, covers the sale value of the shortfall quantity and appropriation of performance security. Tata Steel plans to contest the notice, stating it lacks substantive justification. The company previously received a similar notice for ₹1,902.73 crore, which is currently under interim stay by the Orissa High Court. Despite the news, Tata Steel's shares closed 3.40% higher at ₹173.20.

01Oct 25

Tata Steel Faces Potential Impact as European Commission Plans to Raise Steel Import Tariffs

The European Commission is contemplating raising import tariffs on foreign steel to match levels imposed by the US and Canada. This move could affect global steel manufacturers, including India's Tata Steel, which has significant operations in Europe. The proposed tariff increase may lead to higher costs for European steel importers, potential advantages for domestic European producers, and challenges for non-EU manufacturers in maintaining their European market share. Tata Steel may need to reassess its European operations and market strategy in response to these potential changes.

29Sept 25

Tata Steel Advances Decarbonization Project with Dutch Government, Board to Review Investment Decision

Tata Steel has signed a non-binding Joint Letter of Intent with the Dutch government and North-Holland province for an integrated project to reduce CO2 emissions and improve the environment around its IJmuiden site. The plan includes reducing annual CO2 emissions by 5.40 million tonnes, transitioning to new technologies like Direct Reduced Iron Plant and Electric Arc Furnace, and implementing various environmental measures. The Dutch government intends to support the project with up to €2.00 billion, while Tata Steel has applied for €0.30 billion from the EU Innovation Fund.

24Sept 25

Tata Steel Bolsters Stake in T Steel Holdings with $460 Million Investment

Tata Steel Limited has invested $460 million (₹4,054.66 crore) to acquire 4,577,114,428 additional equity shares in its wholly owned foreign subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd (TSHP). The shares have a face value of $0.1005 each. This investment follows previous fund infusions into TSHP earlier in the year. Despite this significant equity acquisition, TSHP remains a wholly owned foreign subsidiary of Tata Steel Limited. The move is seen as part of Tata Steel's strategy to strengthen its global presence and consolidate its international steel business.

18Sept 25

Tata Steel Announces Strategic Reshuffling in Senior Management

Tata Steel Limited has announced changes in senior management positions effective late 2025. Mr. Uttam Singh, currently Vice President Operations at Tata Steel Meramandali, will become Vice President Operations at Tata Steel Kalinganagar from December 1, 2025. Mr. Sudhir Mehta will be appointed as Vice President Operations (Tata Steel Meramandali) - Designate from November 15, 2025, fully assuming the role from December 1, 2025. Both executives have extensive experience within Tata Steel and bring significant expertise to their new roles.

08Sept 25

Tata Steel Hits 52-Week High Amid Favorable Steel Sector Dynamics

Tata Steel shares surged 2.8% to a new 52-week high of Rs 172.45, driven by positive sentiment in the steel sector. The rally is attributed to India's extension of safeguard duty, China's production curbs, and brokerage upgrades. Morgan Stanley upgraded Tata Steel to Overweight with a Rs 200 price target. The broader metal sector outlook remains optimistic due to reduced global competition and potential benefits from China's restrictions.

04Sept 25

Metal Stocks Surge on Tariff Protection; Anand Tandon Warns of Economic Risks

Market expert Anand Tandon reports a surge in metal stocks, led by Tata Steel, Hindalco, and JSW Steel. The uptick is attributed to tariff protection and supply constraints in China, benefiting domestic players in India. Tata Steel shares saw a slight decline of 0.50% to Rs 167.00 after a 6% gain in the previous session. China is expected to reduce steel output by 50 million tons in 2025. Tandon also noted strong performance in the travel and tourism sector but expressed caution about the broader market outlook due to persistent tariffs potentially weakening economic growth.

28Aug 25

Tata Steel Faces Potential Impact as China Plans Steel Production Cut

China plans to reduce steel production from 2025 to 2026, potentially affecting global steel industry dynamics. This move could benefit non-Chinese producers like Tata Steel by decreasing global supply and increasing export opportunities. However, it may also lead to price volatility and increased competition in international markets. Tata Steel will need to carefully navigate these changes and adjust its strategies accordingly.

26Aug 25

Tata Steel Bolsters Stake in T Steel Holdings with $355 Million Investment

Tata Steel Limited has acquired 3,532,338,309 additional equity shares of its wholly owned foreign subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd (TSHP), for $355 million (₹3,104.03 crore). The shares have a face value of $0.10 each. This investment is part of a series of fund infusions into TSHP, following similar transactions in May, June, and July. The move strengthens Tata Steel's global operations and signals confidence in its international growth potential.

19Aug 25

Tata Steel Contests ₹1,903 Crore Mining Demand in Orissa High Court

Tata Steel has filed a writ petition in the Orissa High Court against a ₹1,902.72 crore demand from the Office of Deputy Director of Mines, Jajpur. The demand relates to an alleged shortfall in mineral dispatch from Sukinda Chromite Block for the period July 23, 2023, to July 22, 2024. The court has tagged the petition with similar cases, scheduled the next hearing for September 2, and restrained authorities from taking coercive action until then. Tata Steel disclosed this development to stock exchanges in compliance with SEBI regulations.

18Aug 25

Tata Steel Subsidiary Divests Entire Stake in Ceramat Private Limited for ₹99.99 Lakh

Tata Steel Advanced Materials Limited (TSAML), a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Steel, has sold its entire stake in Ceramat Private Limited (CPL) to Lionstead Applied Materials Private Limited for ₹99.99 lakh. The transaction involved divesting 90% equity stake and 100% preference stake in CPL. The sale has minimal financial impact on Tata Steel, with CPL's turnover and net worth representing 0.001% and 0.014% of Tata Steel's consolidated figures, respectively. This divestment aligns with Tata Steel's strategy to streamline operations and focus on core businesses.

17Aug 25

Tata Steel Secures Favorable Ruling in ₹25,185 Crore Tax Reassessment Case

Tata Steel received a favorable ruling from the Bombay High Court in a tax reassessment case. The court set aside a show cause notice and subsequent assessment order related to a ₹25,185.51 crore loan waiver for Tata Steel BSL Limited for the Assessment Year 2019-20. The notice was annulled on technical grounds, as it was issued by the Jurisdictional Assessing Officer instead of the Faceless Assessing Officer. While providing immediate relief, the court noted that if tax authorities revive the matter in the future, it will be adjudicated on its merits.

14Aug 25

Tata Steel Executes Massive Block Trade Worth Rs. 136.03 Crores on NSE

Tata Steel conducted a significant block trade on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), involving 8,692,010 shares at Rs. 156.50 per share. The total transaction value amounted to Rs. 136.03 crores. This large-scale trade demonstrates liquidity in Tata Steel's stock and may indicate investor confidence in the company's market position.

14Aug 25

TATA Steel to Benefit from 5-Year Anti-Dumping Duty on Vietnamese Hot Rolled Steel Imports

India has implemented a five-year anti-dumping duty on certain hot rolled steel imports from Vietnam. This decision, announced by the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR), aims to protect the domestic steel industry from unfair competition. Tata Steel, a major Indian steel producer, is expected to benefit significantly from this trade protection measure. The move underscores the government's support for the domestic steel sector and is likely to improve market conditions for local manufacturers.

10Aug 25

Tata Steel Aims to Double Aashiyana Platform's GMV to Rs 7,000 Crore by FY26

Tata Steel targets doubling the GMV of its homebuilding e-commerce platform 'Aashiyana' to Rs 7,000 crore by FY2026. The platform's GMV reached Rs 3,550 crore, showing a 60% year-on-year growth. Tata Steel plans to onboard non-Tata Steel products and has upgraded to 'Aashiyana 3.0' with new features like 300+ home design plans, budget calculators, and AI-powered recommendations. The platform boasts over 1.1 lakh registered users across 24 countries, with strong interest from NRIs.

31Jul 25

Tata Steel Subsidiary Acquires Full Ownership of TSN Wires for Nominal Sum

Tata Steel's indirect subsidiary, Siam Industrial Wire Company Limited (SIW), has acquired the remaining 40% stake in TSN Wires Company Limited for THB 100. This acquisition transforms TSN Wires from a joint venture to a wholly owned subsidiary. TSN Wires, a Thailand-based downstream steel wires manufacturer, has a production capacity of 41,000 tonnes per annum. Despite recent financial challenges, Tata Steel aims to enhance synergies and improve management efficiency between SIW and TSN Wires. The transaction is expected to be completed within one month.

31Jul 25

Tata Steel Subsidiary Acquires Full Ownership of TSN Wires for Nominal Sum

Tata Steel's indirect subsidiary, Siam Industrial Wire Company Limited (SIW), has acquired the remaining 40% stake in TSN Wires Company Limited for THB 100 (approx. ₹270). The acquisition transforms TSN Wires into a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Steel. TSN Wires, a Thailand-based downstream steel wires company, has a production capacity of 41,000 tonnes per annum. Despite recent financial challenges, Tata Steel sees potential in fully integrating TSN Wires into its operations. The move aims to enhance synergies and improve management efficiency in Tata Steel's South-East Asia business.

31Jul 25

Tata Steel Reports Robust Q1 FY26 Results Amid Global Challenges

Tata Steel announced its Q1 FY26 financial results, showing resilience amid global economic challenges. The company reported a consolidated EBITDA of ₹7,480.00 crores, with revenues at ₹53,178.00 crores. EBITDA margin improved to 14%, and net profit reached ₹2,007.00 crores. Tata Steel India performed strongly with revenues of ₹31,137.00 crores and EBITDA of ₹7,486.00 crores. European operations showed improvement, with UK operations narrowing EBITDA loss and Netherlands operations improving EBITDA. The company continues to focus on strategic initiatives, including expansion at Kalinganagar, commissioning of new production lines, and decarbonization efforts. Tata Steel maintains a strong liquidity position and expects India volumes to increase in the next quarter.

30Jul 25

Tata Steel Reports Strong Q1 Performance Amid Increased Pressure on Steel Spot Spreads

Tata Steel's Q1FY26 results show significant improvements in profitability and operational efficiency. Consolidated revenues slightly decreased to ₹53,178.00 crores, while EBITDA increased by 10% to ₹7,480.00 crores. Net profit more than doubled to ₹2,007.00 crores. The company faced pressure on steel spot spreads but implemented a ₹11,500.00 crore cost transformation initiative. Tata Steel India reported revenues of ₹31,014.00 crores with a 24% EBITDA margin. Capital expenditure of ₹3,829.00 crores focused on strategic growth initiatives, including expansion projects and decarbonization efforts.

30Jul 25

Tata Steel Reports Robust Q1 Performance, Nears Completion of Blast Furnace Reline

Tata Steel announced robust Q1 financial results with consolidated revenues of ₹53,178.00 crores and EBITDA of ₹7,480.00 crores. Net profit increased to ₹2,007.36 crores from ₹1,200.88 crores in the previous quarter. India operations saw EBITDA per ton rise to ₹15,760.00. The company is nearing completion of G Blast Furnace reline at Jamshedpur and has made progress on expansion projects. Tata Steel's Board approved acquisition of a 26% stake in TP Adarsh Limited to optimize power costs and reduce carbon footprint. Management expressed confidence in the company's performance despite global challenges.

30Jul 25

Tata Steel's Q1 Profit Surges to ₹20 Billion, Beating Estimates

Tata Steel reported a strong Q1 performance with consolidated net profit doubling to ₹20.00 billion, up 118% year-over-year. Revenue slightly declined to ₹531.80 billion, but still beat market estimates. EBITDA improved to ₹74.30 billion with a margin of 13.96%. The company's Indian operations showed robust performance, while European operations faced challenges. Tata Steel continues to focus on strategic initiatives including capacity expansion and low-carbon steelmaking. The company maintains a strong liquidity position with ₹43,578.00 crores.

29Jul 25

Tata Steel Sets Q1FY26 Results Announcement Date, Stock Performance Mixed

Tata Steel will release its Q1FY26 results on July 30, followed by an earnings call on July 31. The company's Q4FY25 saw a 116.50% YoY increase in consolidated net profit to ₹1,200.88 crore, despite a 3.70% decrease in total income. Tata Steel's stock has shown mixed performance, with a 22.02% gain over the past 6 months. The company recently announced a special window for re-lodgement of transfer requests for physical shares.

28Jul 25

EU Extends Anti-Dumping Tariffs on Chinese Coated Steel: Potential Impact on Indian Steel Industry

The European Union has decided to maintain anti-dumping tariffs on coated steel products imported from China. This move aims to protect the EU's domestic steel industry and could potentially create opportunities for other steel-producing nations, including India. Companies like Tata Steel and other Indian steel exporters might find themselves in a position to increase their market share in the European market. The decision underscores the complexities of global steel trade and the need for companies to adapt to changing international trade policies.

24Jul 25

Tata Steel Completes 100% Acquisition of Neelachal Ispat Nigam

Tata Steel Limited has finalized its acquisition of a 100% stake in Neelachal Ispat Nigam Limited (NINL), as announced in a regulatory filing on July 24, 2025. This marks the culmination of a multi-year process that began in July 2022 with the initial acquisition of a 93.71% stake for ₹12,100.00 crore. The company gradually acquired the remaining shares over the following years, making NINL a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Steel.

18Jul 25

Tata Steel Shares Worth ₹30.68 Crore Change Hands in Block Deal

A significant block trade of approximately 1.9 million Tata Steel shares was executed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The transaction involved 1,896,959 shares at ₹161.75 per share, totaling ₹30.68 crore. This block deal, while the parties involved remain undisclosed, may indicate shifting positions among large investors or institutional activity.

14Jul 25

Tata Steel Breaks Ground on Landmark Electric Arc Furnace at Port Talbot

Tata Steel initiated construction of a new Electric Arc Furnace facility at Port Talbot, Wales, as part of a £1.25 billion green transformation project. The EAF, set to be operational by 2027, aims to reduce carbon emissions by 90% and produce 3 million tonnes of steel annually using UK-sourced scrap. This investment, supported by £500 million from the UK Government, is expected to secure 5,000 direct jobs and bolster the UK steel industry. The project involves collaborations with technology providers Tenova, ABB, and Clecim, with Sir Robert McAlpine as the main contractor.

10Jul 25

Tata Steel Injects $125.25 Million into Wholly-Owned Singapore Subsidiary T Steel Holdings

Tata Steel has invested $125.25 million (₹1,073.63 crore) in its wholly-owned Singapore subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd. (TSHP). The investment involves acquiring 124,62,68,657 equity shares with a face value of $0.10 each. This move is part of Tata Steel's strategy to strengthen its global operations and support its subsidiary's growth. TSHP remains a wholly-owned foreign subsidiary of Tata Steel Limited.

09Jul 25

Tata Steel Reports Q1 Production of 5.26 Million Tons, Resumes NINL Operations

Tata Steel announced robust Q1 figures with 5.26 million tons of crude steel production and 4.75 million tons of deliveries. The company has resumed production at NINL, expects to complete the G Blast Furnace reline by July 2025, and is set to begin construction of its Electric Arc Furnace project at Port Talbot this month.

08Jul 25

Tata Steel Reports Q1 Domestic Production Flat, Sales Decline, E-commerce Growth

Tata Steel's Q1 FY24 production figures show flat India crude steel production at 5.26 million tonnes and a 3.8% decrease in India deliveries to 4.75 million tonnes. Automotive segment deliveries increased by 4%, while e-commerce GMV rose by 39%. European operations remained stable. The company is set to begin construction of an Electric Arc Furnace Project at Port Talbot and has restarted operations at NINL. The G Blast Furnace reline is expected to be completed by July 2025.

07Jul 25

Tata Steel Introduces Innovative Modular Bridge Technology in India through Partnership with InQuik

Tata Steel has announced a strategic partnership with Australian company InQuik to introduce modular bridge technology to the Indian market. This collaboration aims to revolutionize bridge construction methods, offering advantages such as faster construction, cost-effectiveness, improved quality, and enhanced safety. The partnership could significantly impact India's infrastructure development by accelerating project completion, improving rural connectivity, and supporting urban development. For Tata Steel, this move represents a diversification of product offerings and an opportunity to contribute to India's infrastructure goals.

07Jul 25

Tata Steel Contests ₹1,902 Crore Demand Notice from Jajpur Mining Authorities

Tata Steel has received a demand notice of ₹1,902.72 crore from Jajpur mining authorities in Odisha for alleged shortfalls in mineral dispatch from the Sukinda Chromite Block. The company has rejected the demand, claiming it lacks proper justification, and announced its intention to pursue legal remedies against the notice. This dispute highlights the complex relationship between mining companies and regulatory authorities in India, with potential implications for the broader mining sector.

04Jul 25

TATA Steel Faces Demand for Revised Evaluation of Chromite Dispatch from Sukinda Block

Tata Steel has received a demand letter calling for a reassessment of chromite mineral dispatch from its Sukinda Chromite Block. The letter requests a revised evaluation of the shortfall in mineral dispatch, suggesting potential discrepancies in the quantity of chromite dispatched. This situation may have implications for Tata Steel's regulatory compliance, financial considerations, operational processes, and stakeholder relations. The company has not yet issued a public statement regarding this demand.

03Jul 25

Tata Steel Shares: Block Trade of 3.28 Million Shares Valued at Rs. 54.80 Crores

A significant block trade of approximately 3,281,157 Tata Steel Ltd. shares occurred on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The transaction was valued at Rs. 54.80 crores, with shares priced at Rs. 167.01 each. This large-scale trade in the steel sector giant's stock may indicate notable market activity and potentially impact investor sentiment.

03Jul 25

Tata Steel Shares: Major Block Trade of 2.12 Million Shares on NSE

A significant block trade of 2,120,091 Tata Steel Ltd. shares was executed on the National Stock Exchange at Rs. 166.90 per share, totaling Rs. 35.38 crores. This large-scale transaction, while the parties remain undisclosed, could potentially indicate shifts in investor sentiment or major portfolio adjustments.

30Jun 25

Tata Steel Netherlands Unveils Green Steel Initiative to Slash Carbon Emissions

Tata Steel's Netherlands division has announced a green steel initiative in collaboration with trade unions, aiming to reduce carbon emissions by 5 million tonnes. This ambitious project demonstrates the company's commitment to environmental sustainability and could set a new benchmark for the steel industry. The initiative aligns with global sustainability goals and positions Tata Steel favorably in an increasingly eco-conscious market.

30Jun 25

Tata Steel Disputes ₹1,007.5 Crore GST Notice, Expects No Financial Impact

Tata Steel has received a GST notice for ₹1,007.50 crore. The company is contesting the claims and does not anticipate any financial impact from this notice. This development highlights the regulatory challenges faced by large industrial operations and Tata Steel's approach to managing such issues.

29Jun 25

Tata Steel Faces ₹1,000 Crore GST Demand Notice for Irregular Input Tax Credit

Tata Steel has received a Goods and Services Tax (GST) demand notice of ₹1,000 crore from tax authorities. The notice alleges irregularities in the company's availment of input tax credit. This development highlights the increasing scrutiny on GST compliance for large corporations. The specific details of the alleged irregularities have not been disclosed. This situation may have broader implications for the steel industry and other sectors reliant on input tax credits.

26Jun 25

Tata Steel Expands Stake in Singapore Subsidiary, Faces Tax Credit Scrutiny

Tata Steel's board has approved an investment of Rs 1,563 crore to acquire 179 crore shares in its Singapore-based subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte. This follows recent investments of Rs 13,000 crore in the same subsidiary. Separately, Tata Steel received a show-cause notice from CGST authorities regarding an input tax credit of Rs 890 crore, which the company plans to contest.

25Jun 25

Tata Steel Bolsters Global Position with $180 Million Investment in T Steel Holdings

Tata Steel has invested $180 million in T Steel Holdings, part of a larger $2.5 billion strategic initiative aimed at strengthening its global presence and operational capabilities. The company's total assets stand at 279,394.80 crore rupees, showing a 2.18% year-on-year increase. While specific details of the investment's use are not disclosed, it likely targets expanding production, enhancing technology, strengthening supply chains, and exploring new markets. This move demonstrates Tata Steel's commitment to long-term growth and its ambition in the global steel market.

25Jun 25

Tata Steel Faces ₹8.91 Billion Tax Recovery Notice Over Input Tax Credit

Tata Steel has received a tax recovery notice of ₹8.91 billion (approximately $107 million USD) from Indian tax authorities. The notice concerns potential irregularities in input tax credit claims made by the company. This development could have significant financial implications for Tata Steel and raises questions about its tax compliance procedures. The company is expected to review the notice and may contest it, provide additional documentation, or engage in discussions with tax authorities.

23Jun 25

Tata Steel Faces ₹161.5 Crore GST Show Cause Notice

Tata Steel has been issued a Goods and Services Tax (GST) show cause notice for ₹161.50 crores related to the operations of Tata Steel Long Products (TSLP). The company asserts that the notice lacks validity and appears prepared to contest the claims. This development could potentially impact Tata Steel's finances, lead to legal proceedings, prompt an internal compliance review, and affect investor sentiment.

09Jun 25

Tata Steel Voices Concerns Over Export Risks in Potential UK-US Trade Deal

Tata Steel, a major Indian steel manufacturer with significant UK operations, has expressed concerns about potential risks to its exports under a prospective UK-US trade agreement. The company is actively urging the UK government to secure a comprehensive deal with the US administration as quickly as possible. This appeal highlights the urgency felt by major industrial players in the UK as the country navigates its post-Brexit trade relationships. The outcome of these negotiations could have significant implications for the steel industry and other sectors reliant on cross-Atlantic trade.

06Jun 25

TATA Steel Calls for Swift UK-US Trade Agreement to Safeguard Exports

Tata Steel has called on the Indian government to accelerate the finalization of a comprehensive trade agreement between the UK and the US. The company expressed concerns about potential challenges to its export operations without such an agreement. Tata Steel emphasized the need for swift action, highlighting the critical nature of the situation and its potential impact on the Indian steel industry's global competitiveness. The outcome of this trade agreement could significantly affect market access, tariffs, and overall trade conditions for steel exporters.

05Jun 25

Tata Steel's Final Dividend: Last Day to Buy Shares, Q4 Profit Soars

Tata Steel has set June 5 as the last date to buy shares for eligibility in its Rs 3.60 per share final dividend, with a record date of June 6. The total dividend payout amounts to Rs 4,494.00 crore. In Q4, the company reported a net profit of Rs 1,300.00 crore, marking a four-fold increase quarter-on-quarter and surpassing analyst estimates.

27May 25

Tata Steel Seeks ₹7.57 Billion Compensation for Cancelled Coal Block

Tata Steel has filed a writ petition in the Delhi Court to recover ₹7.57 billion in losses from a coal block cancellation. The company also filed a separate petition for its subsidiary, Bhushan Steel, to recover expenses from another cancelled coal block. This legal action underscores the significant impact of coal block cancellations on the steel industry, as coal is crucial for steel production. The outcome of this case could have broader implications for other companies affected by similar cancellations and may influence future policies on coal block allocations in India.

22May 25

Tata Steel Boosts Capacity: Kalinganagar Plant Expansion Reaches 8 Million Tonnes

Tata Steel has inaugurated Phase II of its Kalinganagar operations in Odisha, increasing the facility's annual capacity from 3 million tonnes to 8 million tonnes. This expansion, costing Rs 27,000 crore, represents a 166.67% increase in production capability. The project aims to meet growing steel demand, boost the local economy, and enhance Tata Steel's market responsiveness and competitiveness in the steel sector.

14May 25

Tata Steel Reports Doubled Q4 Profit, Shares Surge Amid Positive Outlook

Tata Steel's stock price increased by nearly 5% following positive Q4 FY25 results and future plans. The company's net profit doubled to ₹1,201 crore. Tata Steel announced a ₹15,000 crore capex guidance for FY26. The company expects its UK operations to break even in the next few quarters and Europe operations to reach break-even in Q1. Multiple brokerages have raised their target prices for Tata Steel, maintaining positive outlooks.

14May 25

Tata Steel Unveils Ambitious EBITDA Targets and Growth Plans

Tata Steel has announced robust financial and operational targets. The company aims for EBITDA margins of 20-22% during downcycles and 38-40% during upcycles in India. Deliveries are projected to increase by 1.5 million tons, primarily driven by Indian operations. Price increases are expected in key markets, with India anticipating ₹3,000 per ton and Europe €20-30 increase. The UK operations are expected to remain flat, while slight growth is anticipated in the Netherlands.

13May 25

Tata Steel's Q4 Profit Doubles, Beats Estimates; Announces Dividend

Tata Steel's Q4 FY2024-25 consolidated net profit soared 113% year-over-year to ₹1,301.00 crore, surpassing market expectations. Despite a 4.2% decline in revenue to ₹56,218.00 crore, the company's EBITDA increased. India deliveries hit a record 21 million tons, up 5% year-over-year. The company recommended a dividend of ₹3.60 per share for FY2024-25, reflecting strong financial position.

12May 25

Tata Steel Announces $2.5 Billion Investment in T Steel Holdings

Tata Steel plans to invest up to $2.50 billion (₹20,750.00 crore) in its subsidiary, T Steel Holdings Pte, through a share subscription. The funds will be used for debt repayment and restructuring costs. This significant investment aims to strengthen the company's financial position and support long-term growth strategies.

12May 25

Tata Steel Q4 Profit Doubles, Revenue Dips, Dividend Declared

Tata Steel's Q4 FY2024-25 results show a 113% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit to 1,301.00, beating estimates. Revenue decreased by 4.2% to 56,218.00. The company's board recommended a dividend of 3.60 rupees per share, with a record date of June 6, 2025. Tata Steel's share price surged by over 5% to a one-month high ahead of the announcement, reflecting strong investor confidence.

09May 25

Tata Steel to Announce Q4 Results and Potential Dividend on May 12

Tata Steel Ltd. will release its Q4 and FY25 financial results on May 12, 2023, with a potential dividend declaration. An institutional investor meeting is scheduled for May 13. The company has implemented a trading window closure until 48 hours after the results announcement to ensure fair trading practices. The results are expected to provide insights into Tata Steel's performance amidst challenging global economic conditions, including revenue and profit figures, industry outlook, and updates on ongoing projects and strategies.

08May 25

Tata Steel Poised for Strong Q4 FY25 Performance with Projected Profit Surge

Tata Steel is projected to show significant financial improvements in Q4 FY25. Net profit is expected to increase 2.8 times to ₹1,167.00 crore, revenue to rise by 7.6% to ₹57,289.00 crore, and EBITDA to grow by 12% to ₹6,615.00 crore. Domestic operations are anticipated to perform well with improved realizations and EBITDA per tonne. However, the UK operations are expected to face widening losses, highlighting challenges in the European steel market.

02May 25

LIC Boosts Stake in Tata Steel, Now Holds 7.85%

Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India has increased its shareholding in Tata Steel from 5.84% to 7.85%, acquiring an additional 2.01% stake. This move by India's largest institutional investor represents a significant vote of confidence in the steel giant. The increased stake could enhance investor confidence in Tata Steel, provide more stable institutional backing, and potentially influence corporate governance matters.

02May 25

Tata Steel to Boost Odisha Plant Capacity, Invest ₹7 Billion in Expansion

Tata Steel plans to increase its crude steel production capacity at its Odisha plant from 6.50 MTPA to 7.10 MTPA. The expansion involves an additional investment of ₹7 billion and is expected to create 375 new jobs. This move aligns with Tata Steel's growth strategy and India's push for increased domestic steel production.

24Apr 25

Tata Steel May Benefit as India Imposes Temporary Tariff on Steel Imports

The Indian government has implemented a temporary tariff on steel imports, aiming to protect and strengthen the domestic steel industry. This move is expected to decrease steel imports from major exporters like China, South Korea, and Japan. The tariff could benefit domestic producers such as Tata Steel by increasing their market share, improving pricing power, and boosting production. However, the actual impact will depend on factors including the tariff's duration, international competitors' responses, and overall steel demand.

21Apr 25

Tata Steel CEO Backs Government's Safeguard Duty on Steel Imports

The CEO of Tata Steel has strongly endorsed the Indian government's decision to impose a safeguard duty on steel imports. This measure is viewed as crucial for ensuring fair competition within the domestic steel industry. The safeguard duty aims to protect local manufacturers from cheaper imports and level the playing field. This move is expected to have significant implications for both domestic and international players in the steel market, potentially affecting steel prices, domestic production, and the overall competitiveness of the Indian steel industry.