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TATASTEEL Diversified 26 Jul 2023

Tata Steel Limited — Q1 FY24

Tata Steel's Q1 FY24 consolidated revenue stood at ₹59,490 crore with EBITDA of ₹6,122 crore (10% margin).

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Revenue ₹59,490 Cr
EBITDA ₹6,122 Cr
PAT ₹525 Cr
EBITDA Margin 10%
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Tata Steel's Q1 FY24 consolidated revenue stood at ₹59,490 crore with EBITDA of ₹6,122 crore (10% margin). India operations delivered ₹7,348 crore EBITDA (23% margin), supported by 18% YoY delivery growth in automotive and retail segments. Europe remained a drag with an EBITDA loss of GBP 153 million, impacted by elevated energy costs, blast furnace relining at IJmuiden, and subdued demand. Management guided for Q2 India realization decline of ₹3,100/ton and Europe decline of GBP 38/ton, partially offset by lower coking coal costs. The company reiterated its focus on deleveraging (net debt/EBITDA target of 2.5x) while prioritizing India capex, including the 5mt Kalinganagar expansion. Key risks include prolonged weakness in UK operations, potential restructuring costs, and volatility from Chinese steel exports.

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Quarter Snapshot

India crude steel production 5 million tons
+2% YoY

Production marginally lower QoQ due to planned maintenance shutdowns.

India steel deliveries growth 18% YoY
+18% YoY

Driven by domestic demand in automotive and retail segments.

Europe EBITDA loss GBP 153 million
Similar to Q4

Losses persisted due to elevated energy costs and blast furnace relining.

Net debt to EBITDA 2.9x
+0.4x QoQ

Increased from 2.5x due to working capital build-up and higher capex.

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Top guidance Q2 India realization decline of ₹3,100/ton

Net realizations in India expected to drop by about ₹3,100 per ton quarter-on-quarter due to falling international prices and seasonality.

Top risk UK structural challenges and potential restructuring costs

UK operations face end-of-life assets and ongoing losses; management indicated decisive action in H2, which may involve significant cash costs.

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