Tata Steel Shares: Tata Steel, a big company in the metal sector, remains on the radar of investors in the Indian stock market on the trading day of Thursday, January 8. The reason for this is the recent figures of the company. Which shows the strengthening performance of the company’s business.

In the third quarter of FY 2026, Tata Steel has recorded the highest ever steel production and sales. Due to which the excitement regarding this stock has increased in the market.

Besides, the increasing interest of foreign investors is also supporting the company shares. Talking about Trendline data, foreign investors have bought more than 77 lakh shares of Tata Steel in the September quarter. Let us know the condition of the company in the stock market…

What do the figures say?

The company has produced about 63 lakh tonnes of crude steel during the third quarter. Talking about the figures, this is about 12 percent more than last year. Besides, there has also been an increase in the supply of steel in the country.

This increase is 9 percent compared to the last quarter and 14 percent compared to the last year. The reason behind the increase in the company’s production is the increase in production in Jamshedpur and Kalinganagar plants. Also, by December 2025, the total steel production of the company has increased by 6 percent to reach the figure of 17.2 million tonnes.

Increased interest from foreign investors

Buying by foreign investors has been seen in this metal company in the September quarter. According to data, during this period FIIs have purchased more than 77 lakh shares. Which shows their increasing interest in the company.

Performance of company shares on BSE

A decline is being seen in the shares of Tata Steel on BSE on the trading day of Thursday, January 8. At around 12:10 pm, the company shares were trading at Rs 180.20, down 1.93 per cent or Rs 3.55. Company shares started the day at Rs 185.95.

Talking about 52 weeks high level, during this period the shares had touched the figure of Rs 187.90. At the same time, the 52 week low level was Rs 122.60.

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Tata Steel Shares: Tata Steel Ltd, the country’s multinational steel manufacturing company, announced its quarterly results on Wednesday. During this period, the company’s profit after tax (PAT) jumped by 319 percent to Rs 3183 crore. Whereas in the same quarter last year it was Rs 759 crore.

Tata Steel’s consolidated revenue in the July-September quarter of the business year 2025-26 also increased to Rs 58689 crore from Rs 53905 crore a year ago. The impact of this amazing performance of the company was seen on the shares today. Today in early trade the share rose 3.2 percent to Rs 184. However, later around 11:22 am, it was trading at the level of Rs 181.5 on NSE with a gain of 1.7 percent.

Brokerage has unwavering trust

Brokerages are also positive about this fast growing company. Brokerage firm Morgan Stanley has maintained its rating of ‘Overweight’ with a target price of Rs 200. Jefferies has also given it a ‘buy’ rating with a target price of Rs 200. Incred has given it the highest target price of Rs 224 with a ‘buy’ rating. CLSA has given the lowest target price of Rs 170 and advised to keep the share on ‘Hold’.

Business in India is making more profits

Most of Tata Steel’s income was generated from its Indian business. The company’s sales volume increased by 8.6 percent to 5.55 million tonnes in the September quarter. EBITDA also jumped by 23 percent to Rs 8255 crore. EBITDA reached Rs 14863 per tonne this time as compared to Rs 13131 per tonne in the same quarter last year. Although it has decreased slightly from Rs 15240 per tonne in the first quarter of the year, the situation is still quite good as compared to last year.

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Tata Steel: Taking a big step towards strengthening its business outside the country, Tata Steel has secured shares of Rs 3,100 crore in Tata Steel (T Steel Holdings PTE. Ltd.), its subsidiary company in Singapore. Tata Steel Limited said on Tuesday that the company bought a share of Rs 3,104.03 crore ($ 355 million) in its unit Tea Steel Holdings Private Limited in Singapore. According to the exchange filing, the company has bought 353.23 crore shares with face value of $ 0.1005 per share. With this, now Tea Steel Holdings will remain the subsidiary company of Tata Steel, on which Tata Steel will remain owned.

Increasing stake in the company

Earlier in July, Tata Steel won a share of Rs 1,074 crore in Tea Steel Holdings. In February, the company bought shares worth Rs 10,727 crore in Tea Steel Holdings. In August 2024, a stake of Rs 2,348 crore was purchased. The company plans to acquire shares in one or more installments during this financial year. Earlier in May, the company said that it will continue to invest to increase its stake in Tea Steel Holdings.

Tata Steel Share Price

As soon as the news of Tata Steel’s stake in Tea Steel Holdings came to light after the market closure on Tuesday, similarly the company’s shares climbed 2.88 percent to close at Rs 155.03 per share, while the benchmark Nifty has fallen by 1.02 percent in 50. The company’s shares have declined by 0.43 percent in the last 12 months.

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