financial highlights of jsw steel for fy 2024–25

JSW Steel’s consolidated financial statement for the fiscal year 2024–25 reflects steady growth across key metrics. The company recorded total revenue from operations of ₹1,68,824 crore, showing a stable performance in a year marked by moderate price volatility and global economic uncertainty. The revenue figure was supported by higher production volumes and a strong domestic demand environment, particularly in the construction, engineering, and automotive sectors. The company’s focus on efficient capacity utilization and a diversified product portfolio contributed to maintaining a solid top-line performance despite some headwinds in export markets.

The operating performance remained robust, with an EBITDA of ₹22,904 crore for the year, translating into consistent operating margins. Net profit after tax stood at ₹3,491 crore, with the earnings per share reaching ₹14.32. This reflected a modest increase in profitability year-on-year, despite certain one-time adjustments and foreign exchange fluctuations. The cost of raw materials and operational expenses were managed effectively, helped by improved sourcing strategies and digital monitoring of production cycles. A final dividend of ₹2.80 per share was declared, underlining the company's commitment to delivering shareholder returns.

JSW Steel maintained a strong balance sheet during the year, supported by healthy cash flows from operations and prudent capital allocation. The company’s total assets rose due to capacity expansions and project-related investments, particularly in Odisha and the Dolvi plant. At the same time, borrowings remained within manageable levels, with an emphasis on reducing interest costs and refinancing high-cost debt. The company also continued to invest in environmental sustainability and modernization projects under its GreenEdge initiative. These financial results highlight JSW Steel’s ability to perform reliably in changing market conditions while continuing to build long-term value through growth and innovation. Key highlight points:

• total revenue from operations stood at ₹1,68,824 crore for fy 2024–25

• net profit after tax reached ₹3,491 crore with an eps of ₹14.32

• operating ebitda came in at ₹22,904 crore, supported by stable margins

• crude steel production touched 27.79 million tonnes, the company’s highest ever

• domestic steel sales grew 30 percent in q4, totaling 6.72 million tonnes

• final dividend declared at ₹2.80 per share

• cash flows remained strong, with strategic investments in capacity expansion

• borrowings kept under control, with ongoing focus on debt optimization

continued progress on sustainability goals through the greenedge initiative

Sources:Mint & Bloomberg