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Tata Steel Limited

NSE: TATASTEEL
Metals Steel
₹184
-0.81%EOD · 19 Aug

India's second-largest steel company, with major integrated steel plants in Jamshedpur and via Tata Steel Netherlands/UK. Faces cyclical profitability but benefits from scale and vertical integration.

Market Cap
₹2.30 L Cr
52W Range
₹224 / ₹153
Volume
15510K
51.6% delivery
1Y Return
+7.4%
P/E Ratio
20.8
P/B Ratio
2.2
ROE
11.2%
Debt / Equity
89.02

Peers in Metals

Top 8 by market cap
CompanyLTP30DMarket CapP/EP/BROE %Div Yld %
Tata Steel Limited(this stock)₹184₹2.30 L Cr20.82.211.2%2.16%
JSW Steel LimitedJSWSTEEL₹1,285.8₹3.14 L Cr12.53.127.3%0.56%
Hindalco Industries LimitedHINDALCO₹1,038.95₹2.31 L Cr14.01.710.3%0.48%
Vedanta LimitedVEDL₹262.6₹1.03 L Cr11.82.120.4%12.54%

Technical Indicators

Full analysis · objective math, not advice
Returns
1D
-0.8%
1W
-0.5%
1M
+0.7%
3M
-11.0%
6M
-5.8%
1Y
+7.4%
Weinstein Stage
Stage 3 — Topping (distribution)
RSI (14)
34 Neutral
Trend Template
3/7weak
RS vs Nifty (3M)
-11.3pp
Moving Averages (price vs MA)
20-DMA
₹187
below
50-DMA
₹188
below
150-DMA
₹199
below
200-DMA
₹195
below
From 52W High
-18.0%
From 52W Low
+15.3%
Support (20D)
180
Resistance (20D)
194

Technical indicators are objective calculations from historical EOD prices (RSI, moving averages, Weinstein stage, Minervini trend-template, relative strength). For educational reference only — not a buy/sell recommendation.

Quality Signals

Multi-year consistency · Source: Screener annual data
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Cyclical Sector: Cyclical sector — earnings rise and fall with the economic / commodity cycle, so today's growth and 'cheap' P/E may be near a cycle peak (fine if the cycle is still rising).

ROE Consistency
0/0 years ≥15%
Revenue Growth
+11.6% CAGR
Up 7 of last 11 years
Earnings Quality
Fully cash-backed
OCF / Net Profit = 1.99x · 12/12 yrs +ve cash flow

Quality signals derived from multi-year annual financials. ROE consistency = years with ≥15% return on equity. Cash-backed = operating cash flow vs reported net profit (≥1x means earnings are converted to real cash, not just accruals). Educational reference only — not investment advice.

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