Tata SteelLtd. reported a 2% on-year rise in India crude steel production to 5.51 million tonnes in January-March, though output dipped 3.2% sequentially due to a blast furnace relining at Jamshedpur. Deliveries rose 3.3% on year and nearly 6% on quarter to 5.60 million tonnes, driven by a 9% increase in domestic volumes.

In FY25, India crude steel output rose 5% to 21.75 million tonnes, with deliveries up 5.2% to 20.94 million tonnes. Branded products and retail business hit a record 7 million tonnes in annual sales, while auto and special products vertical clocked 3.1 million tonnes.

Tata Steel Netherlands saw FY25 output surge over 40% to 6.75 million tonnes, while UK deliveries fell over 10% amid blast furnace closures. Tata Steel Thailand’s FY25 output and deliveries remained stable.

Revenue from Tata Steel Aashiyana jumped 60% to ₹35.5 billion in FY25.