Tata steel shares: Tata Group’s steel company Tata Steel did not give any return to investors last year but made a great comeback in 2025 this year. It has joined the Tata Group’s best performing stock. So far this year it has gained 12.5 per cent and this year is behind only Tata Consumer Products and Banaras Hotels in terms of returns. Shares of both Tata Consumer Products and Banaras Hotels have climbed 22.4% this year.
How was this year for Tata Group companies?
So far this year, Tata Consumer Products and Banaras Hotels shares have climbed 22.4% and Tata Steel 12.5%. Apart from these, two more companies of Tata Group have given positive returns so far this year. Titan shares have climbed 10.3% and Tata Power’s shares up 1.2% so far this year. At the same time, most of the rest of the companies have given negative returns this year, out of which Tejas Networks shares are 40% and Voltas shares are 30% broken.
On Wednesday, Tata Steel’s shares jumped 4 per cent on a better result than expected of the March quarter. With this speed, Tata became the fourth largest company in Tata by beating Trent in terms of steel valuation. Tata Group’s highest value is Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). Its market cap is ₹ 12.8 lakh crore, which is 45.3% of the total valuation of the group ₹ 28.4 lakh crore. The second most valuable company in Tata Group is Titan with a value of ₹ 3.2 lakh crore and the third most valuable company is Tata Motors with a value of ₹ 2.6 lakh crore. Titan has 11.2% in the value of Tata Group and 9.1% of Tata Motors.
What is the trend of brokerage firms on Tata Steel?
At least 9 brokerage firms, including Jefferies, CLSA and City, have increased a one -year target price of Tata Steel, after the March quarter business results. In the March quarter, the company’s net profits rose more than doubled to ₹ 1,201 crore than expected and the operating profit margin improved by 0.50 per cent to 11.7%. According to the CNBC-TV18 analyst poll, Tata Steel had an estimate of net profit of ₹ 1,080 crore. The poll was estimated to have a revenue of ₹ 56,412 crore, while the company was actually a revenue of ₹ 56,218 crore.
On the hope of improving European business, Nuwama has upgraded the rating of Tata Steel from Hold and has also now to the target price to ₹ 177. Brokerage estimates that the operating profit of Tata Steel in June Timbi may increase ₹ 2000 per tonne on a quarterly basis, which will get support from high price and low cost of coal.
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