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Indian steel companies are expected to see a boost in per tonne earnings during the fourth quarter, according to a report by Prabhudas Lilladher. The research firm attributes this growth to a combination of strong domestic demand, stable raw material costs, and improved pricing power.
The report highlights that infrastructure projects and robust demand from the construction and automotive sectors have fueled sales, leading to better margins for steelmakers. Additionally, a steady supply of key raw materials like iron ore and coking coal has helped keep production costs in check.
The positive outlook comes despite global economic uncertainties. Analysts believe that Indian steel companies are well-positioned to capitalize on domestic demand, shielding them from international market fluctuations.
"With demand remaining strong and prices stabilizing, we expect Indian steel companies to report improved per tonne earnings in the fourth quarter," said the analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher.
Industry insiders are optimistic, with many expecting the momentum to continue into the next financial year. As the sector braces for positive results, investors are keeping a close eye on key players in the Indian steel market.
The fourth-quarter earnings reports will provide a clearer picture of the industry’s performance, potentially influencing market dynamics in the coming months.
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