NEW DELHI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - India's steel imports from China were "unfairly priced" and prolonged shipments could hurt investment plans of the domestic steel industry, the chief executive of Tata ...

NEW DELHI: India's steel imports from China were "unfairly priced" and prolonged shipments could hurt investment plans of the domestic steel industry, the chief executive of Tata Steel told ...

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India's steel imports from China were "unfairly priced" and prolonged shipments could hurt investment plans of the domestic steel industry, the chief executive of Tata Steel told Reuters on Thursday.

A bunch of factors were at play in the second quarter of FY25 for Tata Steel — restructuring in the UK, Kalinganagar expansion, and weak market conditions. In an audio interview, T V Narendran, ...

TV Narendran, MD & CEO of Tata Steel, says Chinese steel prices have recovered from a low of $450 per tonne to $480-520 per tonne. Despite the rebound, Narendran is concerned about the heavy exports ...