Tata Steel Ltd News Today

In spite of recent tariffs imposed by the United States, Tata Steel explained that the effect on its global operations is likely to be limited

The tax row is connected to a ₹25,185.51 crore waiver of debt that was part of Tata Steel's purchase of Bhushan Steel, which is now named Tata Steel BSL Limited.

This investment, made on February 25, 2025, was used to repay external debt in Tata Steel’s offshore subsidiaries as well as to support the restructuring of Tata Steel UK Ltd.

Following the acquisition, T Steel Holdings Pte Ltd will continue to be a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Steel.

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This project is supported by the UK Government with £500 million and is set to safeguard 5,000 jobs and dramatically cut the carbon emissions from the site.

EBITDA margin also came in steady at 11%, which is a tad lower than a year ago 11.3% but comfortably ahead of consensus at 8.9%.

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Industrial product and project deliveries remained consistent, but value-added segments experienced double-digit growth.

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