Tata Steel’s net consolidated gain in Q4 or Fy25 doubled to ₹ 1,201 million rupees due to better cost efficiency, lower raw material costs and greater other income. In the same period last year, the company had registered a net gain of ₹ 555 million rupees.
The income remained in ₹ 56,218 million rupees. While it was 5 percent higher in a quarter -quarter basic due to an improved volume, 4 percent fell into an year -on -year base, in crazier realizations in geographies such as the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.
The adjusted Ebitda fell more than 6 percent to ₹ 6,503 million rupees and the Ebitda adjusted by ton rose 10.5 percent to 7.810.
A 9.4 percent decrease in raw material expenses due to lower co -coal costs helped the company. The result of the fourth quarter was also helped by other higher income and a higher tax exit compared to the same period last year.
Cost savings
“We are focused on the costs to improve competitiveness and we have already achieved ₹ 6,600 million rupees during the year against FY24,” said executive director and financial director, Koushik Chatterjee.
While the company is expanding its production in India with the expansion of capacity in Kalinganagar, it is also carrying out cost savings through efficiency programs. Tata Steel points to the cost savings of ₹ 11.5 billion rupees in the fiscal year26, which is about 45 percent of the Ebitda or Fy25 consolidated.
The company’s Netherlands operations saw an improvement in deliveries, income and Ebitda in the quarter, while their United Kingdom business saw a decrease in the same parameters.
“The improvement of the quarter against quarter in profitability in the Netherlands includes efforts to reduce controllable costs, while a transformation program to restore long -term competitiveness has been launched in April,” said the CEO and managing director of Tata Steel, TV.
The company also announced an infusion of funds of ₹ 21,410 million in its total property subsidiary T Steel Holdings. The funds will be used for debt reimbursement and commercial support operations, among others.
Posted on May 12, 2025
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