Tata Steel shares reached a new 52-week high of 211.15 INR on February 10, 2026, marking a significant rally following the release of strong third-quarter financial results. The stock has gained nearly 6% over the last two trading sessions, consistently outperforming the broader Sensex and the ferrous metals sector. The company reported a massive 723% year-on-year surge in consolidated net profit, reaching 2,689 crore INR for the quarter ending December 2025. Consolidated revenue grew 6% to 57,002 crore INR, driven largely by record-breaking performance in the domestic market. For the first time in the company's history, quarterly deliveries in India surpassed the 6 million tonne milestone, hitting 6.04 million tonnes. While annual growth was explosive, sequential performance showed a slight cooling. Net profit declined 13% compared to the previous quarter, and revenue dipped 3%. This quarter-on-quarter softening is attributed to higher input costs and a 3% drop in the topline from the July-September period. The India business remains the primary engine of growth, maintaining a robust EBITDA margin of 23%. Crude steel production in India rose 12% to 6.34 million tonnes. Specific segments like automotive and special products saw their best-ever quarterly sales, growing 20% year-on-year. In contrast, European operations continue to face structural headwinds. The UK business reported an EBITDA loss of 63 million GBP, impacted by weak demand and high imports. However, Tata Steel is moving forward with its 1.25 billion GBP green steel transition at Port Talbot, with the UK government providing a 500 million GBP grant for a new electric arc furnace. The company has successfully prioritized debt reduction, cutting net debt by 5,206 crore INR during the quarter to bring the total to 81,834 crore INR. Group liquidity remains strong at 44,062 crore INR. Looking ahead, management expects further improvements in sales volumes and margins for the final quarter of the fiscal year. This outlook is supported by a 1.7% rise in the India Steel Composite Index in early February and new government protectionist measures, including a three-year import tariff on select steel products to curb competition from Chinese exports. [Tata Steel surges to record high](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfCJojR-Fjo) This video provides a visual overview of the strategic transition and latest projects at Tata Steel's facilities. http://googleusercontent.com/youtube_content/0