Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Tata Steel Q1FY27 Earnings Beat Revenue, Missed Profit Forecast
Tata Steel, India's oldest steel company, made more money in the first quarter of its 2027 financial year than it did a year ago.
It earned about 2,318 crore rupees, but this was a little less than what analysts expected.
The company sold more steel and made more revenue, about 60,794 crore rupees, which was higher than expected.
It spent a lot of money on new plants and equipment, about 3,579 crore rupees.
The company said it is working hard to keep costs down and improve cash flow, even though it faced some supply‑chain problems.
Net profit rose 11.6% to Rs 2,318 crore, missing the Rs 2,502 crore estimate.
Revenue reached Rs 60,794 crore, beating the Rs 58,155 crore forecast.
EBITDA climbed to Rs 9,264 crore, up 24.7% YoY.
Capital expenditure was Rs 3,579 crore, supporting new plant expansions.
Net debt stood at Rs 84,173 crore, with liquidity of Rs 45,950 crore.
- Who
- Tata Steel and its executives
- What
- Reported Q1FY27 earnings, revenue, profit, and operational highlights
- When
- First quarter of FY27 (January–March 2027)
- Where
- India, United Kingdom, Netherlands
- Why
- Complex global environment, supply‑chain disruptions, and cost‑optimisation focus
- Net profit attributable to promoters
- Rs 2,318 crore
- Revenue
- Rs 60,794 crore
- EBITDA
- Rs 9,264 crore
- Capital expenditure
- Rs 3,579 crore
- Net debt
- Rs 84,173 crore