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Tata Steel Tubes Division crosses 1 million tonnes in FY25.
Strong demand in infra, auto, and construction boosts volumes.
Reflects Tata Steel’s push for value-added, sustainable steel solutions.
Tata Steel’s Tubes Division has achieved a major production milestone by surpassing the one million tonne mark in the financial year FY25. This accomplishment underscores the division’s consistent focus on operational excellence, product diversification, and rising demand across sectors like infrastructure, construction, and automotive.
The Tubes Division—one of India’s leading manufacturers of branded structural steel tubes—has been expanding its market footprint with products like Tata Structura, Tata Pipes, and Tata EzyFit, contributing significantly to this growth. Increased demand for lightweight and high-strength materials in construction and urban development projects has driven a steady uptick in orders.
The milestone also reflects Tata Steel’s larger vision of strengthening its value-added product portfolio. It aligns with the company’s sustainability goals, promoting efficient steel use and reducing the carbon footprint through innovative tube solutions.
This performance comes at a time when the Indian steel industry is eyeing a sharper growth trajectory, supported by government infrastructure spending and a growing preference for branded steel solutions.
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