In a continuous basis, the G2FY25 has reduced the profit of Rs 897 crore (PAD) profit (PAD) by 84%. Meanwhile, Topline fell 0.75% to Rs. 22,675 crore in FY25’s July-September.
In Q3FY25, the state -owned steel company costs Rs 22,560 crore, which was Rs 23,824 crore in Q2FY25 and Rs 23,141 crore before the year. These costs include the cost of goods consumed, the purchase of trade, the cost of employee benefits and the cost of financials.
Revenue was announced after market times and today the SAIL stocks ended at Rs.
On a complete basis, the bat declined by 62% to Rs 136 crore from Rs 331 crore. Revenue was Rs 22,490 crore, which was Rs 23,345 in the October-December quarter of FY24.
In the report, the company’s crude steel production was Rs.4.63 million tonnes, which was less than 4.75 million tonnes a year. The sales size was 3.81 million tonnes in Q3FY24, from 4.43 million tonnes in Q3FY25. Chairman Amarendu Prakash, who faces a challenging steel market, is characterized by the advent of low prices and cheap imports, and has been able to achieve the best EPIDDA during the Q3FY25 compared to the relevant period of last year.
“We are determined in our commitment to increase production and improve cost performance, while we expect the issue of cheap imports to resolve the issue of cheap imports, and we expect the government’s drive to be better for infrastructure development. “Prakash.
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