Tata Steel faces significant challenges ahead of its Q3FY25 earnings announcement today. The steel giant's shares have declined by around 27% over the past six months, trading at Rs 126.36, well below its 52-week high of Rs 184.60. Analysts expect a revenue decline of up to 7% year-on-year and project losses between Rs 583-959 crore. While standalone volumes may grow 7.6% due to Kalinganagar expansion, European operations continue to weigh on performance with expected losses. However, reduced coking coal prices and improving European operations could provide some relief.
Source: Business Standard