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Consolidated Q2 swung to a ₹50 Cr loss from prior-year profit as EBITDA fell to ₹381 Cr from ₹537 Cr on weak soda ash pricing, UK gas costs and the Kenya suspension. Standalone EBITDA rose 22%.
Tata Chemicals' Q2FY27 standalone revenue rose 8% to ₹1,303 Cr, with EBITDA up 22%. Consolidated results show a ₹50 Cr loss after tax amid soda ash pricing pressure.
Q2FY27 consolidated revenue ₹4,177 Cr (+8% YoY), EBITDA ₹381 Cr (-29%), PAT loss ₹(50) Cr. H1 revenue ₹8,432 Cr (+11%). Strategy: pivot toward stable, application-led LIFE businesses.
Tata Chemicals Ltd reported revenue from operations of ₹4,177 Cr (+7.7% YoY) and a net loss of ₹50 Cr for Q2 FY27.
Tata Chemicals disclosed an ESG score of 68.74 from Niche Ninety Nine, an unengaged provider. The score uses public FY2025-26 data; no operational impact.
Tata Chemicals will hold a board meeting on 7 November 2026 to approve half-year results. Trading window stays closed until 48 hours after publication.
Tata Chemicals provided a Regulation 30 update on its Kenyan subsidiary TCML. The Kenyan High Court ruled it lacks jurisdiction over the dispute with the Mining Ministry, which is now under government technical review.
Tata Chemicals Limited was directed by the Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration to pay ₹1 Crore in a dispute with Allied Silica Limited. This follows a significantly larger ₹908 Crore claim initially filed against the company.
Tata Chemicals won an arbitration as the MCIA rejected a ₹908 crore claim by Allied Silica Limited. The company is directed to pay only ₹1 crore plus interest.
Tata Chemicals filed its half-yearly statement of outstanding debt securities for September 30, 2026. Two listed NCDs with ISINs, coupons, and maturities are reported.
Supreme Court restrained the Government of Gujarat from coercive action on Tata Chemicals' Mithapur land rights. The Court issued a notice to the Government for its response.
Tata Chemicals Limited filed the mandatory certificate under Regulation 74(5) of SEBI (DP) Regulations for the quarter ended September 30, 2026.
Tata Chemicals clarified to the NSE that it has no knowledge of any negotiations mentioned in a recent news report, stating it cannot assess any impact.
Tata Chemicals announced the resignation of KPMG LLP as statutory auditor for its UK material subsidiaries. The company appointed KNAV Limited as the new auditor.
Tata Chemicals clarified that the recent increase in trading volume is market-driven, noting that all material information has been disclosed to the stock exchanges.
Tata Chemicals updated on a Kenyan Mining Ministry notice to its TCML subsidiary. A high-level technical committee was formed to review mining-related matters.
Tata Chemicals responded to media reports concerning its Kenyan subsidiary, TCML. The company is engaging with Kenya's Ministry of Mining to resolve outstanding regulatory matters.
Tata Chemicals Limited received an ESG Score of 59 from NSE Sustainability Ratings and Analytics. The score was independently assigned based on publicly available data for FY 2025-26.
Tata Chemicals Limited shared a CSIR-CSMCRI study report confirming a healthy coastal ecosystem at its Mithapur plant. The assessment validates the environmental stability of its treated wastewater discharge pipeline.
Tata Chemicals' subsidiary, TCNA, acquired soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for USD 21.16 million. The acquisition expands its US market presence.
Tata Chemicals' subsidiary TCNA acquired soda ash customer contracts from SVM, USA for ₹202.25 Crore. The contracts will be serviced through December 2028.
Tata Chemicals subsidiary TCNA acquired soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for USD 21.16 million (approx. ₹177.34 Crore). The contracts cover North American clients until 2028.
Tata Chemicals' subsidiary TCNA acquired North American soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for USD 21.16 million, effective through December 2028.
Tata Chemicals Limited has paid interest of ₹132.77 Crore on its 7.81% non-convertible debentures. The payment pertains to an issue size of ₹1,700 Crore.
Tata Chemicals reports Q1FY27 consolidated revenue growth of 14% YoY. Management is restructuring reporting into Living, Industrial, and Farm Essentials to focus on non-cyclical, sustainability-led products.
Tata Chemicals' Kenyan subsidiary has been ordered to suspend mining operations and soda ash exports. The suspension follows a compliance review by the Kenyan government.
Tata Chemicals Limited has appointed S R B C & CO. LLP as the new statutory auditor for a 60-month term. Appointment takes effect post the 88th AGM.
Tata Chemicals delivers resilient growth despite industrial headwinds. Global soda ash pricing remains pressured by Chinese oversupply and Middle East geopolitical shipping costs, while India and agri-segments show margin resilience.
Tata Chemicals reported Q1FY27 consolidated revenue of ₹4,255 Cr with EBITDA of ₹555 Cr. Strategy focuses on LIFE segments (Living, Industrial, Farm Essentials) with significant capacity expansions underway.
Tata Chemicals reported Q1FY27 consolidated revenue of ₹4,255 Crore and EBITDA of ₹555 Crore. The results reflect challenging industrial demand and lower realizations in overseas markets.