About Tata Steel Limited 

Tata Steel Limited operates as a worldwide steel producer through its Indian and Dutch Netherlands and British and Thai manufacturing facilities and Canadian raw material operations since 1907.  The Group has a complete steel value chain that starts with its own mines for iron ore and coal and moves through hot rolled, cold rolled and coated products, rebars, wire rods, tubes and wires and finishes with bearings, pig iron, ductile iron pipes and industrial by‑products.  The company operates two facilities in Jharkhand at Jamshedpur and Gamharia and two facilities in Odisha at Kalinganagar and Meramandali with a combined 26.6 MTPA capacity and its consolidated crude steel production reaches 35 MTPA across India and the Netherlands and the UK and Thailand.

The company operates in 94 countries while maintaining 219 plant/office locations across India and 59 international locations backed by downstream presence in the United States, France, Germany and other markets.  For reporting purposes Tata Steel combines performance data from Tata Steel Limited and 9 crucial subsidiary companies which make up 99% of consolidated revenues and 95% of employees and 99% of emission output while providing the complete list of entities in the Annual Report.  The company achieved two main accomplishments in the last year by launching the Kalinganagar Phase II expansion which includes India’s largest blast furnace and by continuing its transition towards electric arc furnaces (EAFs) in the UK and building a DRI-EAF configuration in the Netherlands; Tata Steel aims to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2045  .

Tata Steel Limited Key Management

• N. Chandrasekaran, Chairman

• T. V. Narendran, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director

• Koushik Chatterjee, Executive Director & Chief Financial Officer

• Parvatheesam Kanchinadham, Company Secretary & Chief Legal Officer

Latest Updates on Tata Steel Limited 

• India’s Kalinganagar Phase II expansion reached its 5 MTPA Blast Furnace #2 commissioning point in September 2024 and received the second coke plant’s charging in January 2025 followed by cold-rolling facilities deployment; the plant operates at its full 8 MTPA capacity.

• UK transformation: The heavy-end ironmaking operations at Port Talbot ended between July and September 2024; Tata Steel entered into a £500 million grant deal with the UK Government on September 11, 2024 to build a 3.2 MTPA EAF with planned operation start in FY2027-28.

• The Netherlands has a green steel plan that will substitute a blast furnace with DRI-EAF in its first phase while the company started consulting customers about its broader transformation program on April 9, 2025.

• The 0.75 MTPA scrap-based EAF construction in Ludhiana received support from scrap supply chain development efforts throughout northern India.

• Record operating performance: The company achieved its best-ever results through 30.92 million tonnes of consolidated crude steel production and 30.96 million tonnes of deliveries as India produced its highest-ever 21.7 million tonnes of crude steel and delivered 20.9 million tonnes.

• Corporate actions: The Indian Steel & Wire Products Limited together with Angul Energy Limited and Bhubaneshwar Power Private Limited received National Company Law Tribunal approval to merge into Tata Steel during FY2024-25.

• Recognition: The Steel Sustainability Champion title from worldsteel went to Tata Steel for an eighth year consecutively while the company received various innovation awards throughout 2024.