Tata Steel Limited (NSE: TATASTEEL) has a consistent history of dividend payments to its shareholders. Below is a summary of its annual dividends over the past five years:
Tata Steel Dividend History
Year Dividend (Rs per share)
2024 3.60
2023 3.60
2022 56.10
2021 2.50
2020 1.00
In the fiscal year ending March 2024, Tata Steel declared a dividend of Rs3.60 per share, translating to a dividend yield of approximately 2.62% based on the share price of Rs137.20 as of March 2, 2025.
Historically, the dividend amount has varied, with a significant increase in 2022, where the dividend per share rose to Rs56.10. This substantial hike was followed by a reduction in the subsequent years, reflecting the company’s financial performance and strategic decisions.
(Read exclusive investment updates on tapluMarket.com)
Tata Steel Share Price Target 2025
As of March 6, 2025, Tata Steel Limited (NSE: TATASTEEL) trades at Rs137.20 per share.
Various analysts have provided differing forecasts for Tata Steel’s share price target for 2025, reflecting a range of expectations:
Rs149.16: Based on technical analysis and price action, this suggests a potential increase of approximately 8.71% from the current price.
Rs177.65: Projected by mid-2025 under favorable market conditions, as per certain analyses.
Rs211 to Rs270: Some forecasts predict that Tata Steel’s stock price could rise to this range in 2025, driven by a recovery in global steel demand and potential expansions in production capabilities.
Rs248.50: Another projection estimates the share price could reach this level by the end of 2025
Based on the latest analysis of Tata Steel (TATASTEEL) stock, here are the projected weekly price targets:
Downside Target 1: Rs133.95
Downside Target 2: Rs130.71
Upside Target 1: Rs140.55
Upside Target 2: Rs143.91
Key Trading Levels:
If Tata Steel’s price is trading below Rs137.31, the likelihood of reaching the downside targets (Rs133.95 and Rs130.71) is higher.
If Tata Steel’s price trades above Rs137.31, the likelihood of achieving the upside targets (Rs140.55 and Rs143.91) increases.
Trading Insights:
The above targets are based on technical analysis and support/resistance levels. Monitoring the price around Rs137.31 will be crucial to determining whether the stock is more likely to trend upward or downward in the short term
(Read exclusive investment updates on tapluMarket.com)
Based on the latest analysis of Tata Steel (TATASTEEL), here are the projected monthly price targets:
Downside Target 1: Rs129.47
Downside Target 2: Rs121.75
Upside Target 1: Rs143.26
Upside Target 2: Rs149.33
Key Trading Levels:
If Tata Steel’s price is trading below ₹135.54, the likelihood of reaching the downside targets (Rs129.47 and Rs121.75) is higher.
If Tata Steel’s price is trading above Rs135.54, the possibility of achieving the upside targets (Rs143.26 and Rs149.33) increases.
Trading Insights:
The targets are derived from technical analysis that considers support/resistance levels and market trends. Keeping an eye on the price around Rs135.54 will help determine whether the stock is more likely to trend upward or downward over the next month.
Based on the latest analysis for Tata Steel (TATASTEEL), here are the daily share price targets and key trading levels:
Daily Share Price Targets:
Downside Target 1: Rs141.24
Downside Target 2 : Rs136.37
Upside Target 1: Rs148.73
Upside Target 2: Rs151.35
Key Trading Levels:
If Tata Steel’s price is trading below ₹143.86, the likelihood of reaching the downside targets (Rs141.24 and Rs136.37) is higher.
If Tata Steel’s price trades above Rs143.86, the possibility of achieving the upside targets (Rs148.73 and Rs151.35) increases.
Analysis:
The daily targets are based on short-term technical analysis, factoring in the stock’s immediate support and resistance levels.
Monitoring the price level around Rs143.86 is crucial to determine the stock’s immediate direction for the day. If it breaks above this level, there is potential for further upside, while trading below this level increases the chance of downside targets being met.
(Read exclusive investment updates on tapluMarket.com)
Conclusion:
Tata Steel (TATASTEEL) has a consistent dividend history, with a notable increase in 2022 (Rs56.10 per share) followed by a reduction in subsequent years. As of March 2025, the stock trades at Rs137.20, with 2025 price targets ranging from Rs149.16 to Rs270, depending on market conditions. Short-term (weekly, monthly, and daily) targets suggest downside risks below specific levels (Rs137.31 for weekly, Rs135.54 for monthly, Rs143.86 for daily), while upside targets are more likely if the stock trades above these levels. Investors should monitor these key levels for potential price movements and trends.
FAQ:
Qes. What are the targets of Tata Steel in 2030?
Tata Steel’s strategic roadmap for 2030 aims to enhance production capacity and market leadership. The company plans to increase its production capacity from 34 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) in 2020 to 55 MTPA by 2030. This growth is expected to be achieved through a combination of organic expansion and strategic acquisitions. Additionally, Tata Steel aims to strengthen its presence in high-growth segments such as automotive and construction, with a target to increase its market share in the automotive segment to 58% by FY2021. The company is also focusing on operational excellence and sustainability initiatives to drive long-term growth and profitability
Qes. Is Tata Steel share good for future?
Tata Steel’s future appears promising, supported by strategic expansions and sustainability initiatives. The company is progressing with a 5 million tons per annum capacity expansion at Kalinganagar and a 2.2 MTPA Cold Rolling Mill Complex, with the second blast furnace at Kalinganagar slated for commissioning in FY2025.
Qes. What is the next target of Tata Steel?
Analysts project Tata Steel’s share price to reach approximately ₹160.57, indicating a potential upside of around 17% from its current trading price of ₹137.20.
Looking further ahead, estimates suggest the stock could attain ₹526 to ₹584 by 2030, reflecting the company’s growth prospects.
These projections are based on Tata Steel’s strategic initiatives, market positioning, and industry trends.
Qes. Can I invest in Tata Steel for long-term?
Tata Steel’s strategic initiatives, including capacity expansions and sustainability efforts, position it for long-term growth. However, potential investors should consider industry cyclicality and geopolitical risks. Consulting with a financial advisor is advisable before making investment decisions.
Qes. Which steel share is best?
JSW Steel is considered a top steel stock in India, offering significant growth potential
Qes. Which is the top 5 steel company in India?
As of 2025, the top five steel companies in India, based on production capacity, market presence, and industry influence, are:
1. Tata Steel Ltd.: A leading global steel manufacturer with a diverse product portfolio and operations spanning multiple countries.
2. JSW Steel Ltd.: Part of the JSW Group, it is one of India’s largest steel producers, known for significant capacity expansions and international partnerships.
3. Steel Authority of India Ltd. (SAIL): A state-owned enterprise and one of the largest steel-making companies in India, offering a wide range of steel products.
4. Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. (JSPL): Recognized for its innovation in steel manufacturing, including initiatives in green steel production.
5. ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India): A joint venture between ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel, contributing significantly to India’s steel production capacity.
