Tata Steel Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Outcome of Board Meeting held on May 12, 2025.
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Tata Steel's Board approved audited FY25 results with a standalone net profit of ₹13,969.70 crore (vs ₹15,661.85 crore restated in FY24), while total income fell to ₹1,34,763.56 crore from ₹1,44,046.14 crore. EPS came in at ₹11.19 for FY25 (vs ₹12.55 restated). The company booked exceptional items of ₹902.04 crore in FY25, mainly impairment provisions. Auditors Price Waterhouse issued an unmodified opinion with no concerns flagged on debt servicing capacity. The Board recommended a dividend of ₹3.60 per share (360%) with record date June 6, 2025, and approved a major fund infusion of up to USD 2.5 billion (~₹21,411 crore) into its wholly-owned foreign subsidiary T Steel Holdings Pte. Ltd during FY26. Additionally, the company voluntarily changed its accounting policy to measure subsidiary investments at fair value through OCI instead of cost, leading to restatement of prior-year figures.
Shareholders get a healthy 360% dividend and clarity on FY25 performance, though profits and revenue declined year-on-year. The massive USD 2.5 billion capital infusion into the foreign subsidiary signals a significant funding push for overseas operations, which may weigh on near-term cash flows but could support long-term growth plans.