Supply ChainCrisis🇮🇳India🇳🇱Netherlands4d agoTata Steel CEO TV Narendran flags multi-point cost pressure from the West Asia crisis but says the company has so far recovered most input cost increases from the market. Narendran eyes a stronger Q1 FY27 with better prices in India, the UK, and the Netherlands. India's volume growth and UK policy support are key drivers.3.5/10·Economic TimesPrimary Source ↗Details →
EconomicUpdate🇮🇳India5d agoTata Steel's net profit more than doubled in the March quarter, boosted by strong performance in India and improving European operations. The company warned that rising costs from West Asia tensions and European regulatory challenges could pressure future profitability.3.2/10·Economic Times IndiaPrimary Source ↗Details →
Supply ChainUpdate🇮🇳India7d agoTata Steel posted a sharp rise in fourth-quarter profit, supported by stronger India deliveries, improved product mix and cost transformation across regions3.1/10·Business Standard (India)Primary Source ↗Details →
Supply ChainUpdate🇮🇳India7d agoTata Steel Q4 Results: Tata Steel reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 2,965 crore in the March-ended quarter versus Rs 1,201 crore in the year ago period, a 147% YoY growth.3.1/10·Economic TimesPrimary Source ↗Details →