Shares of Tata Steel Ltd climbed 3.02% to ₹133.39 in early trading on Monday after the company released its provisional production and delivery volumes for the fourth quarter and full financial year FY2025, showcasing solid performance in India despite weakness in the UK segment.
For FY2025, Tata Steel India reported crude steel production of 21.75 million tons, a 5% year-on-year increase, driven by the commissioning of a large blast furnace at Kalinganagar and increased output from Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd. However, Q4 production dipped slightly to 5.51 million tons from 5.69 million tons in the prior quarter due to maintenance at Jamshedpur.
Deliveries in India stood at 20.94 million tons, up 5.2% YoY, with Q4 deliveries hitting 5.60 million tons, the highest-ever quarterly volume. Segments like Automotive & Special Products, Branded Products & Retail, and Industrial Products & Projects all posted robust quarterly and yearly performance. The company also reported a 60% YoY revenue growth from its digital platform Tata Steel Aashiyana, clocking ₹3,550 crore in FY25.
In Europe, Tata Steel Netherlands saw production rise to 6.75 million tons in FY25, supported by the relining of blast furnace #6. Tata Steel UK, however, recorded a sharp fall in production to 1.07 million tons, with no output in Q4 due to the earlier shutdown of both blast furnaces.
Tata Steel Thailand reported stable operations with both production and deliveries hovering around 1.18–1.19 million tons for FY25.
With strong India-led growth and strategic digital expansion, Tata Steel has reassured investors of its core strength, despite global headwinds.
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