Tata Steel announced that its steel production from Indian, European & Southeast Asian operation totalled 7.68 million tonnes in October-December 2021 quarter, up by 2.3% YoY and 22.89 million tonnes in April-December 2021, up 14% YoYProduction – Q3 of 2021-22Tata Steel India - 4.80 million tonnes, up 4.3% YoYTata Steel Europe - 2.56 million tonnes, down 1.2% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.32 million tonnes, unchanged YoYTata Steel Total - 7.68 million tonnes, up 2.3% YoYProduction – 9M of 2021-22Tata Steel India - 14.16 million tonnes, up 16% YoYTata Steel Europe - 7.79 million tonnes, down 13% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.94 million tonnes, unchanged YoYTata Steel Total - 22.89 million tonnes, up 14% YoY1. Production Numbers: India - Crude Steel Production: Europe - Liquid Steel Production: South-East Asia - Saleable Steel Production2. Figures for Tata Steel India include Tata Steel Standalone and Tata Steel Long Products without eliminating intercompany transactions. Tata Steel Standalone numbers have been restated from April 1, 2019 to reflect Tata Steel BSL's merger into Tata Steel3. Completed divestment of 100% holding in Nat Steel holdings in 2QFY22 and so. the previous quarter numbers have been restated accordinglyDelivery - Q3 of 2021-22Tata Steel India - 4.41 million tonnes, down 5.2% YoYTata Steel Europe - 2.15 million tonnes, down 1.9% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.32 million tonnes, down 3.0% YoYTata Steel Total – 6.88 million tonnes, down 3.0% YoYDelivery – 9M of 2021-22Tata Steel India – 13.15 million tonnes, up 4% YoYTata Steel Europe – 6.62 million tonnes, up 4% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.99 million tonnes, up 5% YoYTata Steel Total – 20.76 million tonnes, up 4% YoYIndia - Total deliveries increased by 4% YoY on the back of continued economic recovery in 9MFY22. Growth in domestic deliveries has been driven by broad based growth in underlying segments:Automotive & Special Products - Deliveries increased by 53% YoY in 9MFY22; 3QFY22 deliveries were broadly similar on QoQ basis.Branded Products & Retail - Deliveries increased by ~14% YoY in 9MFY22; 3QFY22 deliveries were higher by 2% QoQ. Tata Steel’s micro-segmentation approach in the MSME segment has helped to increase the downstream branded play by 31%.Industrial Products & Projects- Deliveries increased by 11 % YoY in 9MFY22; 3QFY22 deliveries were higher by 3% QoQ with increased focus on value added products.Tata Steel Aashiyana - An e-commerce platform for Individual Home builders, registered 129% growth in 9MFY22, total gross revenue stood around INR 960 crores.Europe - Tata Steel Europe steel production grew by 13%YoY and total deliveries increased by 4% YoY in 9MFY22. During 3QFY22, Crude steel production and deliveries remained broadly similar on QoQ basis amidst supply chain issues in steel consuming sectors including chip shortages faced by the Automotive sector.SEA - Tata Steel Southeast Asia’s Steel production was higher by 16% on QoQ basis in 3QFY22; deliveries were broadly similar QoQ as improvements in domestic market were offset by lower exports.
Tata Steel announced that its steel production from Indian, European & Southeast Asian operation totalled 7.68 million tonnes in October-December 2021 quarter, up by 2.3% YoY and 22.89 million tonnes in April-December 2021, up 14% YoYProduction – Q3 of 2021-22Tata Steel India - 4.80 million tonnes, up 4.3% YoYTata Steel Europe - 2.56 million tonnes, down 1.2% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.32 million tonnes, unchanged YoYTata Steel Total - 7.68 million tonnes, up 2.3% YoYProduction – 9M of 2021-22Tata Steel India - 14.16 million tonnes, up 16% YoYTata Steel Europe - 7.79 million tonnes, down 13% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.94 million tonnes, unchanged YoYTata Steel Total - 22.89 million tonnes, up 14% YoY1. Production Numbers: India - Crude Steel Production: Europe - Liquid Steel Production: South-East Asia - Saleable Steel Production2. Figures for Tata Steel India include Tata Steel Standalone and Tata Steel Long Products without eliminating intercompany transactions. Tata Steel Standalone numbers have been restated from April 1, 2019 to reflect Tata Steel BSL's merger into Tata Steel3. Completed divestment of 100% holding in Nat Steel holdings in 2QFY22 and so. the previous quarter numbers have been restated accordinglyDelivery - Q3 of 2021-22Tata Steel India - 4.41 million tonnes, down 5.2% YoYTata Steel Europe - 2.15 million tonnes, down 1.9% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.32 million tonnes, down 3.0% YoYTata Steel Total – 6.88 million tonnes, down 3.0% YoYDelivery – 9M of 2021-22Tata Steel India – 13.15 million tonnes, up 4% YoYTata Steel Europe – 6.62 million tonnes, up 4% YoYTata Steel South-East Asia - 0.99 million tonnes, up 5% YoYTata Steel Total – 20.76 million tonnes, up 4% YoYIndia - Total deliveries increased by 4% YoY on the back of continued economic recovery in 9MFY22. Growth in domestic deliveries has been driven by broad based growth in underlying segments:Automotive & Special Products - Deliveries increased by 53% YoY in 9MFY22; 3QFY22 deliveries were broadly similar on QoQ basis.Branded Products & Retail - Deliveries increased by ~14% YoY in 9MFY22; 3QFY22 deliveries were higher by 2% QoQ. Tata Steel’s micro-segmentation approach in the MSME segment has helped to increase the downstream branded play by 31%.Industrial Products & Projects- Deliveries increased by 11 % YoY in 9MFY22; 3QFY22 deliveries were higher by 3% QoQ with increased focus on value added products.Tata Steel Aashiyana - An e-commerce platform for Individual Home builders, registered 129% growth in 9MFY22, total gross revenue stood around INR 960 crores.Europe - Tata Steel Europe steel production grew by 13%YoY and total deliveries increased by 4% YoY in 9MFY22. During 3QFY22, Crude steel production and deliveries remained broadly similar on QoQ basis amidst supply chain issues in steel consuming sectors including chip shortages faced by the Automotive sector.SEA - Tata Steel Southeast Asia’s Steel production was higher by 16% on QoQ basis in 3QFY22; deliveries were broadly similar QoQ as improvements in domestic market were offset by lower exports.
