Tata Steel's Indian unit earns Rs 5,055 crore in Q2FY27 on higher volumes
Tata Steel's Indian operations posted Rs 5,055 crore profit after tax in July-September, as domestic deliveries rose 16% QoQ; UK unit lost money.
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what happened
Tata Steel's Indian arm booked Rs 5,055 crore in after-tax earnings for July to September, according to Moody's. Volume growth in domestic segments offset seasonal softness and volatile global markets.
Consolidated revenue was Rs 65,436 crore and consolidated EBITDA reached Rs 10,665 crore, up 14% quarter on quarter and 17% year on year. Consolidated net profit came to Rs 3,700 crore.
Domestic deliveries climbed 16% quarter on quarter to 5.98 million tons, while Indian crude steel output rose 7% to 6.18 million tons. The Netherlands returned to normal running after the Direct Sheet Plant restarted in August, but the UK business posted an EBITDA loss of 56 million pounds on weak demand and high inventories.
why it matters
Stronger volumes and margins in India support the sector picture, but the UK loss and costly raw materials limit the upside. Net debt of Rs 91,423 crore remains a key figure for investors to watch.
market impact
Tata Steel shares and Indian steel sector: higher volumes support, while input costs and UK losses weigh
- Tata Steel shares mixed — volume and EBITDA growth offset by UK losses and higher raw material costs
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- Tata Steel reports Rs 5,055 crore net profit in India business for Q2FY27 — Moody's, 7 November 2026 at 13:23 UTC
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