Tata Steel Q4 Results: Net Profit Surges Fourfold To Rs 1,300 Crore, Beats Estimates
The steelmaker's revenue rose 4.8% sequentially to Rs 56,218 crore.
Tata Steel Ltd.'s net profit rose fourfold sequentially in the fourth quarter of the financial year 2025, thereby surpassing the estimates shared by analysts.
The steelmaker posted a consolidated bottom line of Rs 1,300 crore, as compared to Rs 326.64 crore in the preceding quarter. This is higher as compared to the consensus estimate of Rs 1,160.4 crore of the analysts tracked by Bloomberg.
In terms of topline, a 4.8% sequential growth was recorded during the quarter under review. The company posted revenue of Rs 56,218 crore, as compared to Rs 53,648 crore in the quarter ended December.
Tata Steel Q4FY 25 Results Highlights (Consolidated, QoQ)
Revenue rises 4.8% to Rs 56,218 crore versus Rs 53,648.3 crore. (Bloomberg estimate: Rs 57,295 crore)
Ebitda up 11.12% at Rs 6,560 crore versus Rs 5,903 crore. (Estimate: Rs 6,616.1 crore)
Margin expands 66 basis points to 11.66% versus 11% (Estimate: 11.5%)
Net profit zooms 298% to Rs 1,301 crore versus Rs 326.64 crore (Estimate: Rs 1,160.4 crore)
One of the reasons boosting Tata Steel's bottom line is the lower tax expense incurred in the March quarter. The company's total tax expense came in at Rs 998 crore, lower by 27.5% as compared to Rs 1,376 crore in the December quarter.
Segment-wise break up showed the global steel major's India arm — Tata Steel India — posted a 5% rise in its consolidated revenue at Rs 34,398 crore versus Rs 32,760 crore in the preceding quarter. This fell slightly short of the estimated Rs 35,674 crore.
Neelachal Ispat Nigam, which was taken over by Tata Steel three years ago, logged a manifold jump in its topline to Rs 14,171 crore as against Rs 1,458 crore in the October-December period.
The revenue from other Indian operations rose 15.38% to Rs 2860.5 crore versus Rs 2,479 crore in the preceding quarter.
Among the global arms of Tata Steel, its European unit — Tata Steel Europe recorded a 4.4% rise in revenue at Rs 19,311 crore as compared to Rs 18,491 crore in the year-ago period. However, this was below the Bloomberg estimate of Rs 24,970 crore.
The company's South East Asia Operations demonstrated strong growth, with revenues up by 16% to Rs 2,064 crore, exceeding the Bloomberg estimate of Rs 1,791 crore.
The revenue from 'rest of the world' operations declined by 50.7% to Rs 175 crore as against Rs 355 crore in the preceding quarter.
Shares of Tata Steel ended 6% higher at Rs 153.65 apiece, ahead of the results, compared to a 3.8% advance in the benchmark Nifty 50. The scrip has fallen 6.5% in the last 12 months and risen 9.8% year-to-date.
