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BMW Industries Shares Rise 5.72% After Getting a Big Order from Tata Steel Worth 365 Crore

Ankita Das
Last updated: May 21, 2025 10:55 am
Ankita Das
BMW Industries Gains 5.72% After Tata Steel ₹365 Cr Order

Shares of Tata Steel also went up slightly by 0.69% to Rs 159.75 on the stock market. BMW Industries has received an order from Tata Steel worth 365 crore rupees to convert HR coils (a type of steel). The work will be done at BMW’s Hazibagan plant in Howrah and their Jamshedpur facility. The contract will last until 31 October 2027. Out of the total amount, Rs 188.60 crore is for BMW Industries and Rs 176.09 crore is for BMW Iron & Steel.

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The goal of this order is to keep Tata Steel’s work flowing steadily and make sure BMW uses its current machines and plants efficiently for processing the steel coils. These contracts are a regular part of BMW Industries’ business and help them earn steady revenue. They will complete the order using their existing plants and aim to improve how smoothly they operate through the financial year 2027.

Besides this, BMW Industries is building a new steel factory worth about Rs 803 crore in Bokaro. This factory will produce special kinds of steel like coated steel and Galvalume, which will be sold both in India and abroad. This new project is part of BMW’s plan to grow bigger and stronger in the steel market.

The company said, “With this order, we promise to provide reliable and timely steel processing services. We are focused on improving our operations and expanding our capacity in the steel industry.”

Harsh Bansal, the Managing Director of BMW Industries, said Tata Steel is a top company known for quality and innovation. Tata Steel’s trust in BMW through this order shows confidence in BMW’s ability to deliver good work. He also mentioned that recently BMW’s contract for another Tata Steel facility worth Rs 1764 crore was renewed until 2029, which will give BMW steady income and help use their plants better.

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BMW Industries mainly makes, processes, and sells steel products and related services.

Tata Steel Group is one of the world’s leading steel companies, producing 35 million tons of steel every year.

TAGGED:BMW IndustriesHR Coil Processingsteel industrySteel ManufacturingSteel Sector GrowthTata Steel
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