Tata Steel shares fall 3% post Q4 results. Should you buy, sell or hold?
Tata Steel shares fell 3% after reporting a 64% decline in net profit to Rs 611 crore in Q4FY24, missing D-Street's estimates. Jefferies sees weak results but better than expected, with Motilal Oswal stating revenue at Rs 36,600 crore and ASP affecting EBITDA/t. Jefferies has a 'buy' call with a target price of Rs 200.
Shares of fell 3% in Thursday's trading session to the day's low of Rs 168.90 after reporting a 64% decline in its to Rs 611 crore in Q4FY24.The profit was lower by Rs 1,094 crore as compared to the same quarter a year ago and also fell short of D-Street's Rs 991 crore estimates.
from operations in the reporting quarter fell 7% year-on-year to Rs 58,687 crore.
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Jefferies stated that Tata Steel's results were weak but still better than the estimates. The standalone EBITDA/t fell 12% QoQ to Rs 15,000 which was pulled down lower by ASP and Europe EBITDA/t narrowed sharply from $191 in Q3 to $40 in Q4.
Jefferies has a '' call on with a target price of Rs 200.
The domestic brokerage firm stated that the revenue stood at Rs 36,600 crore (YoY/QoQ: -4%/+5%) against their estimate of Rs 35,900 crore, primarily driven by improved volumes, which was offset by muted realization while domestic steel production stood at 5.24mt (YoY/QoQ: +16%/ +2%) and sales at 5.42mt (YoY/QoQ: +13%/+11%), which were in line with the estimate.
Sales were driven by higher dispatches in domestic markets, increased dispatches in auto-grade and special-grade steel, higher volumes from the branded & retail segment, quoted Motilal Oswal.
Motilal Oswal has a 'neutral' rating on the stock, however, the target price will be given out after the conference call due later today.
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