Tata Steel Ltd on Thursday reported a 7% rise in crude steel production in India for the second quarter of FY26, reaching 5.67 million tonnes, driven by the resumption of normal operations following the completion of blast furnace relining at its Jamshedpur plant in Jharkhand. The company also saw an 8% quarter-on-quarter increase in production, according to its regulatory filing.
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Sales Improved on Stable Domestic Demand
Domestic steel deliveries rose to 5.56 million tonnes during the quarter, up from 5.11 million tonnes in the corresponding period last year. The company said sales improved across market segments despite seasonal rains, supported by higher output and steady demand from the construction and manufacturing sectors. Tata Steel continues to expand its product portfolio through capacity additions and technology driven upgrades across its Indian operations.
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New Facilities to Strengthen Product Mix
The company said its recently commissioned continuous galvanising line at Kalinganagar, Odisha, has secured approvals from major original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The new combi mill at the same location has also started commercial sales of specialty bars and wire rods for automotive applications, strengthening Tata Steel’s position in the value-added steel market. With a consolidated annual capacity of 35 million tonnes and global presence across multiple continents, Tata Steel reported a consolidated turnover of USD 26 billion for FY25.
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