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BSE Sensex 30 Stocks Regulatory Filings — July 02, 2026

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1 high priority 11 medium priority 12 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

The 12 filings from BSE SENSEX 30 constituents on July 2, 2026, reveal a mixed but opportunity-rich landscape. Auto and financial sectors show robust volume and AUM growth (Maruti Suzuki capacity expansion, Bajaj Finance 24% AUM growth, MMFSL 21% disbursement growth), but asset quality is a growing concern with MMFSL reporting sequential upticks in Stage-2 and Stage-3 assets.

Tata Steel’s AGM highlighted a dramatic profit collapse (-70.8% YoY) despite a 35% EBITDA surge, driven by higher depreciation and finance costs, while its massive ₹11,500 Cr cost transformation program is on track. Insider activity is absent, but capital allocation signals are strong—Tata Steel declared a ₹4 dividend and MMFSL’s credit rating was reaffirmed at AAA. A key portfolio-level pattern is the divergence between top-line growth and bottom-line pressure across industrials and financials, with logistics volumes (Adani Ports) and steel deliveries declining. The most critical development is the sharp profit deterioration at Tata Steel, which may weigh on the broader metals sector sentiment, while Maruti’s capacity ramp-up and Bajaj Finance’s customer franchise growth provide bullish anchors.

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Investment Signals (10)

  • Maruti Suzuki ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Inaugurated Kharkhoda plant with 0.5M unit capacity, scalable to 1M units with ₹35,000 Cr investment; total capacity to reach 2.9M units by FY27, positioning for market share gains as auto demand recovers

  • Bajaj Finance ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Q1 FY27 AUM surged 24% YoY to ₹546,900 Cr, new loans up 20% to 16.13M, and customer franchise grew 16.8% to 124.43M—indicating strong demand and market penetration despite a high base

  • MMFSL (BULLISH)
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    Q1 disbursements grew 21% YoY to ₹15,560 Cr, Business Assets up 12% to ₹1,37,300 Cr, and Stage-3 assets improved YoY from 3.8% to 3.4-3.5%, showing healthy credit demand and asset quality recovery

  • Tata Steel ↓ (BULLISH)
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    EBITDA jumped 35.1% YoY to ₹34,848 Cr in FY26, driven by cost transformation savings of ₹10,868 Cr, with a further ₹11,500 Cr target for FY27—indicating strong operational efficiency gains

  • MMFSL (BULLISH)
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    CARE Ratings reaffirmed long-term debt at 'CARE AAA; Stable' for ₹11,686.50 Cr in secured NCDs, reflecting strong creditworthiness and low refinancing risk

  • Adani Ports ↓ (BULLISH)
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    June 2026 cargo volumes grew 13% YoY to 46.8 MMT, and Q1 FY27 cargo rose 15% YoY to 138.1 MMT, driven by containers and liquids—indicating robust trade activity and port utilization

  • Kotak Mahindra Bank ↓ (BULLISH)
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    Completed direct assignment of a ₹9,587.62 Cr loan portfolio from subsidiary KMIL, simplifying group structure and aligning with RBI directions, potentially improving operational synergies and capital efficiency

  • Tata Steel ↓ (BEARISH)
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    Profit after tax plunged 70.8% YoY to ₹3,174 Cr, diluted EPS fell from ₹8.7 to ₹2.7, and deliveries declined 3.2% YoY to 30.96M tons—indicating severe margin compression from higher costs or lower realizations

  • Adani Ports ↓ (BEARISH)
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    Logistics rail volumes declined sharply—down 22% YoY in June and 19% YoY in Q1 FY27—signaling weakness in the rail logistics segment despite strong port volumes

  • MMFSL
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    Collection Efficiency remained flat at 95% YoY, and Stage-2 assets rose sequentially from 4.8% (Mar 2026) to 4.9-5.0% (Jun 2026), indicating slight stress in the loan book [MIXED/BEARISH]

Risk Flags (8)

  • Tata Steel/Profit Collapse↓ [HIGH RISK]
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    PAT fell 70.8% YoY despite 6.2% revenue growth, with EPS dropping from ₹8.7 to ₹2.7—suggesting significant non-operating costs or impairment charges that could recur

  • Tata Steel/Delivery Decline↓ [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Deliveries fell 3.2% YoY to 30.96M tons, even as revenues grew, implying price increases masked volume weakness—demand may be softening in key markets

  • MMFSL/Asset Quality Deterioration [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Stage-2 assets rose from 4.8% to 4.9-5.0% sequentially, and Stage-3 assets inched up from 3.4% to 3.4-3.5%, indicating early signs of credit stress that could worsen if economic conditions soften

  • MMFSL/Flat Collection Efficiency [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Collection Efficiency stuck at 95% YoY suggests persistent collection challenges, potentially leading to higher provisions in coming quarters

  • Adani Ports/Rail Logistics Decline↓ [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Rail volumes dropped 22% YoY in June and 19% YoY in Q1—a sharp reversal that may indicate loss of market share, regulatory issues, or reduced coal/container rail demand

  • Tata Steel/Related Party Transactions↓ [LOW RISK]
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    Approved material RPTs worth ₹27,475 Cr with Tata Capital and Tata International—large intra-group exposures could pose governance or liquidity risks if not properly monitored

  • Bajaj Finance/No Deposit Book Comparison↓ [LOW RISK]
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    Deposits book of ₹68,500 Cr was reported without prior period comparison, raising transparency concerns—investors cannot assess deposit growth trends

  • Sical Logistics/Refinancing Risk↓ [MEDIUM RISK]
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    Refinanced ₹85 Cr debt from Aditya Birla Finance to Axis Bank at 9.25%—while this may lower cost, the company's reliance on external debt and short-term working capital facilities (12-month cash credit) indicates financial fragility

Opportunities (8)

  • Maruti Suzuki/Capacity Expansion↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    Kharkhoda plant adds 0.5M units with 100% renewable energy and zero liquid discharge; total capacity to hit 2.9M units by FY27—positioned to capture rising auto demand and EV transition, with potential for margin expansion from scale

  • Bajaj Finance/AUM Growth Momentum↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    AUM grew ₹36,900 Cr in Q1 alone, customer base expanded by 5.1M—if this pace continues, FY27 AUM could exceed ₹600,000 Cr, driving fee income and cross-sell opportunities

  • Tata Steel/Cost Transformation Savings↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    Achieved ₹10,868 Cr in savings against ₹11,500 Cr target; every ₹1,000 Cr of additional savings could boost EBITDA by ~3%, offering a buffer against weak steel prices

  • MMFSL/Credit Rating Stability (OPPORTUNITY)
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    AAA rating reaffirmation provides access to low-cost debt, enabling competitive lending rates and market share gains in rural and semi-urban segments

  • Kotak Mahindra Bank/Group Simplification↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    Loan portfolio assignment of ₹9,587 Cr from KMIL streamlines operations and could unlock cost synergies, potentially improving ROA by 5-10 bps over FY27-28

  • Adani Ports/Container & Liquids Growth↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    Strong 13-15% cargo growth driven by containers and liquids—if rail logistics stabilizes, APSEZ could see improved margins from higher-margin container handling

  • Tata Steel/Dividend Yield↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    ₹4 per share dividend declared despite profit drop, yielding ~1.5% at current prices—signals management confidence in cash flows and commitment to shareholder returns

  • Maruti Suzuki/Green Manufacturing Edge↓ (OPPORTUNITY)
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    100% renewable energy and zero liquid discharge at Kharkhoda plant could reduce long-term energy costs and regulatory risks, giving Maruti a sustainability premium in valuations

Sector Themes (5)

  • Auto Sector Capacity Expansion (HIGH IMPACT)
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    Maruti Suzuki's Kharkhoda plant inauguration (0.5M units, scalable to 1M) signals aggressive capacity buildup in the auto sector, likely in response to expected demand recovery and EV adoption—other OEMs may follow suit, increasing competitive intensity

  • Financials: Top-Line Growth vs. Asset Quality Divergence (HIGH IMPACT)
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    Bajaj Finance (24% AUM growth) and MMFSL (21% disbursement growth) show strong loan demand, but MMFSL's sequential rise in Stage-2/3 assets and flat collection efficiency highlight a sector-wide challenge of maintaining credit quality amid rapid expansion

  • Industrial Commodities: Revenue Growth, Profit Contraction (MEDIUM IMPACT)
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    Tata Steel's 6.2% revenue growth but 70.8% PAT decline exemplifies margin compression in metals—rising input costs, depreciation, and finance costs are eating into profits despite cost-cutting programs

  • Logistics: Port vs. Rail Divergence (MEDIUM IMPACT)
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    Adani Ports' strong port cargo growth (15% YoY) contrasts with a 19% decline in rail volumes, suggesting a structural shift or competitive pressure in rail logistics—investors should monitor inter-modal dynamics

  • Capital Allocation: Dividends and Debt Refinancing (MEDIUM IMPACT)
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    Tata Steel maintained dividends despite profit drop, MMFSL redeemed debentures and reduced debt, and Sical refinanced at lower rates—companies are prioritizing shareholder returns and balance sheet optimization over aggressive reinvestment

Watch List (7)

  • Tata Steel/Q2 FY27 Earnings↓ (HIGH PRIORITY)
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    Watch for further PAT deterioration or recovery; cost transformation progress and steel price trends will be key—next earnings likely in October 2026

  • MMFSL/Asset Quality Trends (HIGH PRIORITY)
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    Sequential rise in Stage-2/3 assets needs monitoring—if Q2 FY27 shows further deterioration, provisions could spike, impacting profitability

  • Adani Ports/Rail Logistics Recovery↓ (MEDIUM PRIORITY)
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    Rail volume decline of 19% YoY in Q1 needs explanation—watch for management commentary on competitive dynamics or regulatory changes in the rail segment

  • Bajaj Finance/Deposit Book Growth↓ (MEDIUM PRIORITY)
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    Lack of prior period comparison for deposits is a gap—watch for full Q1 disclosure to assess deposit franchise strength and funding cost trends

  • Maruti Suzuki/Kharkhoda Ramp-Up↓ (MEDIUM PRIORITY)
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    Monitor production milestones at the new plant; any delays in scaling to 1M units could impact market share expectations

  • Kotak Mahindra Bank/Group Simplification Benefits↓ (LOW PRIORITY)
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    Track cost savings and operational synergies from the KMIL loan assignment—Q2 FY27 results will provide early evidence

  • Sical Logistics/Debt Servicing↓ (LOW PRIORITY)
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    With ₹85 Cr term loan at 9.25% and short-term working capital, watch for any covenant breaches or refinancing needs over the next 12 months

Filing Analyses (12)
Maruti Suzuki India Limited Company Update positive materiality 8/10

02-07-2026

Maruti Suzuki India Limited's Kharkhoda vehicle manufacturing facility was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The facility, spread over 800 acres with an integrated supplier park, currently has a capacity of 0.5 million units and is planned to scale to 1 million units with a total investment of INR 35,000 crore, creating over 21,000 jobs. The plant is built on the 'Suzuki Smart Factory' concept and Industry 5.0 practices, with 100% of its electricity met through renewable energy.

  • · The facility is a zero liquid discharge plant, ensuring 100% recycling of water; nearly two-thirds of its water requirement is met through recycled water and rainwater harvesting.
  • · An in-plant railway siding will be established at Kharkhoda to ease congestion and reduce fuel consumption in vehicle transportation, similar to existing facilities at Manesar and Hansalpur.
  • · Maruti Suzuki's total manufacturing capacity across plants: Gurugram (0.5 million units), Manesar (0.9 million units), Hansalpur (0.75 million units), Kharkhoda (0.5 million units). Expected total capacity by FY 2026-27 is 2.9 million units after commissioning of the fourth production plant at Hansalpur.
  • · Suzuki's first Battery Electric Vehicle, the e VITARA, is manufactured exclusively at Maruti Suzuki's Gujarat plant for exports to 100 countries.
  • · Suzuki has become the largest car importer in Japan due to exports of Made-in-India cars.
Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited Market Notice mixed materiality 8/10

02-07-2026

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited reported Q1 FY2027 updates with disbursements of approximately Rs. 15,560 crore, reflecting ~21% YoY growth. Business Assets reached approximately Rs. 1,37,300 crore, up ~12% from June 2025. However, Collection Efficiency remained flat at 95% compared to Q1 FY26, and Stage-3 assets slightly increased from 3.4% as at March 31, 2026 to a range of 3.4%-3.5% as at June 30, 2026, while Stage-2 assets also rose from 4.8% to a range of 4.9%-5.0% over the same period.

  • · Liquidity chest of over Rs. 14,600 crore provides comfortable balance sheet position.
  • · Stage-3 assets improved YoY from 3.8% (June 2025) to 3.4%-3.5% (June 2026), but increased slightly from 3.4% (March 2026).
  • · Stage-2 assets improved YoY from 5.9% (June 2025) to 4.9%-5.0% (June 2026), but increased from 4.8% (March 2026).
Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited Market Notice positive materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Ltd. announced the reaffirmation of its credit ratings by CARE Ratings Limited on July 1, 2026. The company's long-term debt instruments, including secured NCDs (₹11,686.50 Cr), unsecured NCDs (₹1,000 Cr), long-term debt program (₹4,059.03 Cr), and privately placed subordinate debt (₹2,385 Cr), were reaffirmed at 'CARE AAA; Stable'. However, the ratings for subordinate debt (public issue) of ₹933 Cr were withdrawn due to debenture redemption, and the amounts for secured NCDs and privately placed subordinate debt were reduced from previous levels.

  • · The rating reaffirmation was received on July 1, 2026 at 07:29 p.m. IST.
  • · The amount for Secured NCDs was reduced from ₹12,343.50 Cr to ₹11,686.50 Cr due to debenture redemption.
  • · The amount for Privately Placed Subordinate Debt was reduced from ₹2,485 Cr to ₹2,385 Cr due to debenture redemption.
  • · The Subordinate Debt (Public Issue) of ₹933 Cr was withdrawn entirely on account of debenture redemption.
Sical Logistics Limited Market Update neutral materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Sical Logistics Limited has executed a term loan agreement and a working capital loan agreement with Axis Bank Limited on July 02, 2026, for total credit facilities of up to ₹115 Cr. The term loan of ₹85 Cr will be used to refinance existing debt from Aditya Birla Finance Limited, while the working capital facilities include a cash credit facility of ₹15 Cr and a bank guarantee facility of ₹15 Cr. The agreements carry interest rates of 9.25% per annum for the term loan and 8.25% per annum for the bank guarantee, with tenures ranging from 12 months to 9 years.

  • · The term loan is for refinancing existing debt from Aditya Birla Finance Limited led consortium.
  • · The cash credit facility has a tenure of 12 months subject to review/renewal.
  • · The bank guarantee facility has a maximum tenure of 4 years inclusive of claim period.
  • · Security for the term loan includes a first part passu charge on entire movable fixed assets (except those exclusively funded by other lenders) and an average debt service reserve account of 3 months principal plus interest obligation.
  • · Security for the working capital facilities includes a first part passu charge on current assets of the Company (present and future) with other banks.
Bajaj Finance Limited Insider Trading Disclosure positive materiality 8/10

02-07-2026

Bajaj Finance Limited reported strong Q1 FY27 provisional results with customer franchise growing 16.8% YoY to 124.43 million, new loans booked up 20% to 16.13 million, and AUM increasing 24% to ₹546,900 crore. However, the deposits book stood at ₹68,500 crore with no prior period comparison provided, and all figures remain provisional pending statutory auditor review.

  • · Customer franchise increased by 5.10 million during Q1 FY27 alone.
  • · AUM increased by approximately ₹36,900 crore during Q1 FY27.
  • · Deposits book stood at approximately ₹68,500 crore as of 30 June 2026, with no prior period comparison provided.
  • · All figures are provisional and subject to review by statutory auditors.
Tata Steel Limited Corporate Governance positive materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Tata Steel Limited held its 119th Annual General Meeting on July 2, 2026, where all eight resolutions were passed with requisite majority, including adoption of financial statements, declaration of a dividend of ₹4 per share, re-appointment of director Koushik Chatterjee, and approval of material related party transactions with Tata Capital Limited (₹15,060 crore), Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹5,715 crore), and between Tata Steel UK Limited and Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹6,700 crore). The meeting was conducted via video conferencing, with 7 promoter and 270 public shareholders attending. No qualifications or adverse remarks were noted in the statutory or secretarial audit reports.

  • · The AGM was conducted via Video Conferencing/Other Audio-Visual Means and lasted from 10:30 a.m. to 2:05 p.m. IST.
  • · All resolutions were passed with requisite majority; no resolution faced significant opposition.
  • · The statutory and secretarial auditors' reports contained no qualifications, observations, or adverse remarks.
  • · The company provided a live webcast of the AGM proceedings via NSDL's website.
  • · The record date for voting was June 25, 2026.
Tata Steel Limited Corporate Governance neutral materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Tata Steel Limited held its 119th Annual General Meeting on July 2, 2026, where all eight resolutions were passed with requisite majority, including the adoption of audited financial statements for FY2025-26, a dividend of ₹4 per equity share, and material related party transactions with Tata Capital Limited (₹15,060 crore), Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹5,715 crore), and between Tata Steel UK Limited and Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹6,700 crore). The meeting was conducted via video conferencing with 277 shareholders attending, and the statutory and secretarial auditors' reports had no qualifications.

  • · The AGM was conducted via Video Conferencing and lasted from 10:30 a.m. to 2:05 p.m. IST.
  • · All resolutions were passed with requisite majority; no resolution faced significant opposition.
  • · The statutory and secretarial auditors' reports had no qualifications, observations, or adverse remarks.
  • · The dividend of ₹4 per share was declared for FY2025-26 on equity shares of face value ₹1 each.
  • · Material related party transactions approved: ₹15,060 crore with Tata Capital Limited, ₹5,715 crore with Tata International West Asia DMCC, and ₹6,700 crore between Tata Steel UK Limited and Tata International West Asia DMCC.
Tata Steel Limited Corporate Governance neutral materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Tata Steel Limited held its 119th AGM on July 2, 2026, via video conferencing, where all 8 resolutions were passed with requisite majority. Key approvals included adoption of financial statements, a dividend of ₹4 per share, re-appointment of Mr. Koushik Chatterjee, and material related party transactions with Tata Capital Limited (₹15,060 crore), Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹5,715 crore), and between Tata Steel UK and Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹6,700 crore). The meeting saw participation from 7 promoter group members and 270 public shareholders, with no physical attendance.

  • · The AGM was conducted through Video Conferencing/Other Audio-Visual Means, with no physical attendance.
  • · All resolutions were passed with requisite majority; no qualifications or adverse remarks in Statutory or Secretarial Auditors' reports.
  • · Voting results show high approval percentages across all resolutions, with the lowest being 96.87% for re-appointment of Mr. Koushik Chatterjee.
  • · The meeting started at 10:30 a.m. and concluded at 2:05 p.m. IST.
Tata Steel Limited Corporate Governance neutral materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Tata Steel held its 119th AGM on July 2, 2026, where all 8 resolutions were passed with requisite majority. Key approvals included adoption of financial statements, a dividend of ₹4 per share, re-appointment of director Koushik Chatterjee, and material related party transactions with Tata Capital (₹15,060 crore), Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹5,715 crore), and between Tata Steel UK and Tata International West Asia DMCC (₹6,700 crore). The meeting was conducted via video conferencing with 7 promoter and 270 public attendees.

  • · The AGM was held via video conferencing and concluded at 2:05 p.m. IST.
  • · All resolutions were passed with requisite majority; no qualifications in statutory or secretarial auditors' reports.
  • · Resolution 4 (re-appointment of Koushik Chatterjee) saw 3.13% votes against, the highest opposition among all resolutions.
  • · Resolution 6 (Tata Capital RPT) and Resolution 7 (Tata International West Asia DMCC RPT) were approved as ordinary resolutions.
Tata Steel Limited Market Notice mixed materiality 8/10

02-07-2026

Tata Steel's 119th Annual General Meeting presentation highlights a mixed financial performance for FY2026: consolidated revenues rose 6.2% YoY to ₹2,32,140 Cr and EBITDA improved 35.1% to ₹34,848 Cr, but profit after tax plunged 70.8% to ₹3,174 Cr and diluted EPS fell to ₹2.7 from ₹8.7. The company is pursuing a ₹11,500 Cr cost transformation program, has achieved ₹10,868 Cr in savings, and continues to invest in capacity expansion and sustainability.

  • · Deliveries declined 3.2% YoY to 30.96 million tons in FY2026 from 31.97 million tons in FY2025.
  • · Cost transformation program delivered ₹10,868 Cr in FY2026, with a target of ₹11,500 Cr for FY2027.
  • · Capex in FY2026 was ₹14,026 Cr.
  • · Dividend per share reduced to ₹3.6 from ₹4.0 in FY2025.
  • · Total Shareholder Returns over 5 years: Tata Steel 16%, Nifty 50 18%, Sensex 13%.
  • · Zero fatalities in FY2026 (down from 5 in FY2025).
  • · LTIFR improved to 0.38 from 0.45 in FY2025.
  • · 69 lakh+ lives impacted cumulatively through CSR.
  • · CSR spend of ₹2,500 Cr over last 5 years.
  • · 44 million tons of iron ore mined in India.
  • · Digital platforms achieved US$1 billion in sales in FY2026.
  • · Maintained investment grade credit rating.
  • · 85+ years of consistent dividend payout.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited Company Update mixed materiality 5/10

02-07-2026

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) reported strong cargo volume growth for June 2026 and Q1 FY27, with total cargo of 46.8 MMT in June (+13% YoY) and 138.1 MMT for the quarter (+15% YoY), driven by containers and liquids. However, logistics rail volumes declined sharply, falling 22% YoY in June and 19% YoY for the quarter, indicating a mixed operational performance.

Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited Market Notice neutral materiality 6/10

02-07-2026

Kotak Mahindra Bank completed the direct assignment of a loan portfolio from its wholly-owned subsidiary Kotak Mahindra Investments Limited (KMIL) amounting to ₹9,587.62 crore as of July 1, 2026. This follows a prior disclosure of a proposed acquisition of up to ₹10,639 crore and is part of a group simplification initiative to conduct KMIL's business activities departmentally within the bank. The transaction aims to drive operational synergies and comply with RBI directions.

  • · The direct assignment was effective from July 1, 2026.
  • · The transaction is in compliance with RBI (Commercial Banks - Undertaking of Financial Services) Directions, 2025.
  • · The bank's decision to conduct KMIL's business activities departmentally was intimated to stock exchanges on March 24, 2026.
  • · The loan portfolio assigned (₹9,587.62 Cr) is lower than the originally proposed aggregate (₹10,639 Cr) as of March 31, 2026.

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