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This Article is From May 04, 2022

Tata Steel Q4 Review- Controlled Capex, Deleveraging Likely To Repeat In FY23 Also: ICICI Securities

Tata Steel Q4 Review-  Controlled Capex, Deleveraging Likely To Repeat In FY23 Also: ICICI Securities
A sign for Tata Steel is seen on a sign outside the steel works operated by Tata Steel Ltd. in Scunthorpe, U.K. (Photographer: Paul Thomas/Bloomberg)

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ICICI Securities Report

Tata Steel Ltd. surprised on deleveraging and capital allocation while consolidated print (Rs 158 billion of adjusted consolidated Ebitda) was in line.

Q4 FY22 witnessed ~Rs 140 billion of free cash flow, taking net debt to Rs 510 billion, down ~Rs 150 billion. Tata Steel has paid Rs 51/share in dividend (yield of 4%).

Capital allocation has surprised positively for FY22; conservative capital allocation with capex through internal accrual and increasing shareholder return in an elevated steel price environment should also define FY23E, in our view.

Tata Steel has announced a stock split of 10:1.

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