JSW Steel

JSW Steel on Thursday said that its consolidated crude steel production increased by 5 per cent to 7.27 million tonnes (MT) in the second quarter of the current financial year. The company's crude steel output was 6.95 MT in the year-ago period. The production at the company's Indian operations rose by 5 per cent year-on-year to 7.07 million tonnes during the second quarter, over the corresponding quarter. In a regulatory filing to BSE, the company said that the capacity utilisation of its Indian operations stood at 88 per cent during the July-September quarter of FY27. It improved to about 90 per cent in September 2026, as Blast Furnace 3 at the Vijayanagar plant gradually ramped up production following its shutdown for capacity upgradation. The company's consolidated production in the first half of the current fiscal year rose by 4 per cent to 13.86 MT, over 13.32 MT in the year-ago period, the filing said. JSW Steel is the flagship business of the diversified, USD 25-billion JS

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Steelmakers expect strong domestic demand and volume recovery to support growth, while softer input costs and downstream investments could aid margins in H2FY27

JSW Steel on Monday reported a three per cent rise in consolidated crude steel production to 24.02 lakh tonnes in July. The company's crude steel output stood at 23.27 lakh tonnes (LT) in the corresponding month last year. The production from the company's Indian operations increased by four per cent to 23.39 LT, compared to 22.55 LT in July 2025. Meanwhile, output from JSW Steel USA's Ohio facility dropped by 13 per cent to 0.63 lakh tonnes, against 0.72 lakh tonnes a year ago. "The capacity utilisation for Indian operations for the month was at 87 per cent. BF3 of Vijayanagar is ramping up well post re-start from 23 June 2026, and currently operating at above 80 per cent of its rated capacity," the company said in a filing to BSE. JSW Steel is the flagship business of the USD 25-billion JSW Group. The diversified conglomerate's operations span energy, infrastructure, cement, paints, realty, mobility and defence sectors. Over the last three decades, JSW Steel has grown from a s

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JSW Steel reported a 113 per cent y-o-y jump in consolidated profit for the first quarter to ₹4,651 crore. The steel giant's revenue increased 9.8 per cent on an annual basis.

JSW Steel expects stronger H2 growth as domestic demand stays robust, export opportunities improve and lower raw material costs begin to support margins

Revenue from operations rose 9.8% to ₹47,364 crore, while profit before tax doubled to ₹6,160 crore and expenses increased 3.7%

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Higher steel and aluminium prices, better realisations and firm global metal trends are expected to support Q1 FY27 earnings despite higher input costs and softer volumes

Production rose to 6.59 million tonnes despite a prolonged shutdown at the Vijayanagar plant, while Indian operations ran at 94 per cent utilisation

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