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Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) has reported an exceptional surge in its consolidated net profit for the first quarter of FY2025-26, marking a year-on-year increase of over 800%. The jump underscores the company’s strong performance amid rising steel demand and improved operational efficiency.
The profit boom is attributed to a favorable pricing environment, increased steel output, and disciplined cost management. Higher domestic consumption and infrastructure spending have contributed to better sales volumes, while global market stability has supported pricing power.
SAIL also saw a marked improvement in EBITDA and margin expansion, reflecting gains from strategic production planning and efficiency upgrades across its plants. The company continues to invest in modernization and capacity enhancement to meet evolving market needs.
This robust Q1 performance positions SAIL for a strong financial year, reinforcing its status as a key player in India’s steel sector. The results also signal a broader recovery in the steel industry, driven by government-backed projects and resilient industrial demand.
As the steel cycle strengthens, SAIL’s consistent focus on productivity, quality, and market alignment appears to be paying off—making it one of the top-performing public sector enterprises in the current fiscal.
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