Tata Steel Ltd. has achieved record annual production in India, fueled by capacity expansions and a surge in domestic demand.
The company produced 23.48 million tonnes of crude steel in India in FY26, an 8% increase over the previous year.
The output was primarily boosted by the ramp-up of the Kalinganagar plant in Odisha, which helped offset a temporary shutdown of a blast furnace at its Jamshedpur facility.
Tata Steel's focus on the Indian market has deepened as it grapples with more volatile conditions in Europe.
Domestic deliveries crossed the 20 million tonne threshold for the first time, driven by strong positioning across high-end industrial segments.
The company's performance was led by several key verticals, including automotive, retail, and digital sales.
However, Tata Steel's European units faced a more complex environment, with delivery volumes falling in the UK and remaining relatively stable in the Netherlands.
The company's operations in Thailand saw a recovery, with deliveries rising 11% to 1.32 mtpa.
