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Sail share jumps after q4 results: After the fourth quarter result of the Steel Authority of India, its stock jumped 2.2 percent on NSE to Rs 131.8 on Thursday. While the stock of the cell has risen 23 percent during the last three months, it is 21 percent below as compared to last year. Currently, the company’s market capitalization is Rs 53,195 crore.

In the fourth quarter of FY 2024-25, there has been a adjusted profit of 11 percent on an annual basis and it increased to Rs 1251 crore. During this time, the company’s profit was Rs 1,125 crore during this period. During the fourth quarter of the company from the operations, the revival increased by 5 percent more than last year and it increased to Rs 27,959 crore. Last year it was Rs 29,316 crore.

Sale’s shares after the result

Similarly, after the tax of the company, the profit has increased by 781 percent against 142 crores in the last quarter. While the revival has increased by 20 percent in the October-December quarter against 24,490 crores.

For the financial year 2024-25, an equity share of Rs 1.60 has also been announced by the company’s Board of Directors. This divideant will be given within 30 days of approval from the shareholders during the annual general meeting of the company.

The company spent a total of Rs 28,021 crore during the fourth quarter this year. These expenses were spent Rs 24,560 crore during the last quarter i.e. during the finance 2025 during October to December. Whereas the company was Rs 26,474 crore during the fourth quarter of the last financial year a year ago.

After the tax during the entire financial year, the company’s profit was Rs 2,372 crore, which was less than 3,067 of FY 25. The reason for this reduction in profits is the increased company’s expenses in the quarter ended on 31 March 2025.

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