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Tata Steel BSL has posted a profit of Rs 913.19 crore in the December quarter, its highest since its acquisition by Tata Steel in 2018
Steel maker's move comes in the wake of widening gap between spot and contract prices, with major surge post October
In a Q&A, the firm's Jt MD and CFO says he does not see the govt taking any action on steel import duties, based on 'wild allegations' made on price hikes
Engineering exporters' body EEPC India on Monday sought urgent government intervention to stem the runaway rise in steel prices
Tata Steel on Friday said its total output from India operations rose 3 per cent to 4.60 million tonnes (MT) during October-December quarter of the current financial year. The output from company's operations in India was at 4.47 MT in the year-ago period, Tata Steel said in a statement. Its sales from India operations during the period under review were at 4.66 MT, down 4 per cent from 4.85 MT in the same quarter of 2019-20 financial year. Tata Steel Europe's output also rose 4 per cent to 2.61 MT from 2.51 MT in the year-ago period. Sales from operations in Europe declined 10 per cent to 2.11 MT during the period under review from 2.35 MT in October-December of 2019-20. "Automotive and special products' segment deliveries grew 48 per cent quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) on the back of improvement in overall demand, increased share of business from existing customers and new product approvals," the company said in the statement. Deliveries of branded products and retail segment grew
Stocks of all major steel producers hit a new one-year high with Tata Steel leading the pack
Steel manufacturers had focussed on exports during the lockdowns to stay afloat
Globally, steel prices are expected to stay firm, as China may not export large volumes owing to better balance in its domestic market
The S&P BSE Metal Index has surged by around a third so far in the three months through December, jumping the most since the quarter ended June 2009
Shortage of iron ore, spike in input costs are the major impediments
Recovery has been sharp after the economy opened up, say industry leaders at a conclave
An upturn in the steel market has prompted the country's third-largest steel producer to up the ante on acquiring Bhushan Power
Company's leverage remains high, limiting further rating upside from current 'B+'
The market price for hot rolled coil (HRC) - a benchmark for flat steel - now stands at around Rs 47,500
Personalised services will enable MSMEs to compete internationally, says steel company.
A recent sharp rise in steel prices has a "crippling impact" on the country's engineering exports which are facing the most challenging global markets in the face of another wave of Covid-19
While recent hikes have pushed iron ore prices to 24-month highs, analysts also expect sustained improvement in operating performance
Prices are now closer to peak levels of 2018
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