Current Tata Steel Share Price
As of 8th May 2025, at market close, the Tata Steel Share Price on the NSE was Rs 143.28. The Tata Steel Stock Price today finished lower, registering a decline of approximately 0.80% compared to the previous close of Rs 144.44. The price of share of Tata Steel (Symbol: TATASTEEL) is a key indicator for the metals and mining sector. For the most current, regularly updated Tata Steel share price today, please refer to the live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time TATASTEEL share price summary, including the day's high/low and the 52-week high/low.
Tata Steel Share Returns Performance
The historical returns for Tata Steel Limited demonstrate strong long-term growth, although recent performance has been mixed (as of early May 2025):
- 1 Week: +1.67%
- 1 Month: +12.76%
- 3 Months: +5.56%
- 1 Year: -11.11%
- 5 Years: +429.27%
An analysis of Tata Steel Returns shows positive returns over the recent 1-week, 1-month, and 3-month periods. However, the 1-year return is negative, indicating a correction from previous highs. The 3-year (approx. +14%) and particularly the 5-year returns highlight significant wealth creation for long-term investors. The rate of Tata Steel share reflects these varying trends. As detailed in the interactive charts and data section above on this webpage, you can explore the share price chart and analyse its returns generated over various specific time frames.
Latest News Impacting Tata Steel Share Price
Several recent developments are noteworthy for the Tata Steel share price:
- Q4 FY25 Results Anticipation: The market is anticipating Tata Steel's results for the fourth quarter ending March 31, 2025. Analyst expectations suggest a strong sequential improvement in consolidated net profit, potentially doubling or tripling compared to Q3 FY25. This is expected to be driven primarily by the India business, benefiting from better realisations and lower coking coal costs, leading to higher EBITDA per tonne. However, performance in European operations, particularly the UK, is expected to remain weak, possibly reporting wider EBITDA losses sequentially.
- UK Operations Transformation: Tata Steel is actively progressing with the £1.25 billion restructuring plan for its UK operations at Port Talbot, supported by UK government funding. Having closed legacy blast furnaces, the focus is now on constructing a new Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) for greener steel production, targeted for commissioning by the end of 2027. While this transition aims for long-term sustainability, it involves significant job losses and ongoing operational challenges that impact the company's European financial performance.
- India Capacity Expansion: The expansion project at Tata Steel's Kalinganagar plant in Odisha (Phase II) is advancing, set to increase the site's capacity from 3 MTPA to 8 MTPA. The commissioning of India's largest blast furnace at this facility in September 2024 was a major milestone. Expansion plans are also in place for other facilities like Neelachal Ispat Nigam and the acquired Bhushan Steel plant, reinforcing Tata Steel's focus on growing its domestic production capacity.
- Dividend History: Tata Steel has a track record of rewarding shareholders. For the financial year ended March 2024 (FY24), the company paid a final dividend of Rs 3.60 per share. Investors await the dividend announcement for FY25, which is typically declared alongside the Q4/full-year results.
These updates on "Tata Steel Q4 Results" expectations, restructuring in "Tata Steel UK operations", progress on the "Tata Steel Kalinganagar expansion", and potential dividends are key "Factors Affecting Tata Steel Share Price".
Conclusion on Tata Steel Stock Price
The Tata Steel stock price currently reflects a divergence between its robust domestic operations and the challenges faced in its European (especially UK) business. While the Indian market provides strong volume and margin support, driving expectations for improved sequential Q4 results, the ongoing UK restructuring entails costs and operational headwinds. The company's significant long-term returns highlight its underlying strength and market position. The TATASTEEL stock analysis indicates that future share price performance will likely depend on the successful execution of the UK transition, sustained profitability in the domestic market, global steel price trends, and progress on capacity expansions like Kalinganagar.
Revenue Trends of the Tata Steel in Q2FY25
For the second quarter, ended September 2024,Tata Steel’s standalone net sales dipped to Rs 32,399.48 crore, a slump of 5.3%YoY from Rs 34,197.76 crore, in the same period of previous fiscal year. One after the other, net sales were lower by 1.7% than Rs 32,959.66 crore in June 2024 for Q1 FY25 due to the subdued demand scenario in the steel industry.
Operating Profit Margins in Q2FY25
The operating profit of the company was at Rs 6,609.77 crore in Q2 FY25 and was 4.3 per cent lower as compared to Rs 6,905.37 crore in Q2 FY24. Consequently, the operating profit shrunk by 2.4 percent, from Rs 6,773.34 crore in the Q1 FY25. At 20.4% operating profit margins were still relatively sound in the quarter thanks to strong cost control notwithstanding lower revenues.
Business and Revenue Performances like PBT and PAT
The company posted PBT of Rs 4,785.84 crore in Q2 FY25, a vast reversal from the Rs (7,864.01) crore in loss the year ago period that included an exceptional loss of Rs 12,992.77 crore. Singly, PBT increased by 7.2 percent to Rs 4,462.81 crore in Q1 FY25. PAT at Rs 3,590.99 crore was higher than a loss of Rs 8,490.96 crore in Q2 FY24 and 7.9% higher than Rs 3,329.03 crore in Q1 FY25.
EPS Recovery in September 2024
The company’s earnings per share for the quarter swelled to Rs 2, 88 through adjusted EPS as against consistent loss per share of Rs 6.95 in Q2 FY. Subsequently, EPS increased by 7.9% from Rs 2.67 in the Q1 FY25 indicating uniform upward trend in earnings per share.
This data is the consolidation of the Tata Steel Stand alone Quarterly Result. Steel sector dynamics are still critical to market activity while this company has influence over industry performance on both NSE and BSE indices.