Tata Motors, Tata Steel: Which Tata Group Company Delivered Highest Growth in Q4FY25 Earnings?

As the Tata Group’s key companies wrap up their FY25 financial year, their performance reveals a diverse set of outcomes across sectors—from automobiles to steel and energy. Here's a detailed comparison of Tata Motors, Tata Steel, and Tata Power based on their Q4FY25 and full-year earnings.

Tata Group Q4FY25 Financial Comparison Table

Tata Motors: Profit Slump Despite Record Revenues

Tata Motors reported a sharp 51.3% YoY drop in its consolidated net profit for Q4FY25 at ₹8,470 crore, down from ₹17,407 crore in the same quarter last year. This comes despite a slight 0.4% increase in revenue to ₹1,19,502 crore.

Operationally, the company saw a 4.1% YoY drop in EBITDA to ₹16,700 crore, with margins declining by 60 basis points to 14%. However, the company achieved record annual revenue of ₹4,39,695 crore—up 1.3% YoY—even though net profit for FY25 declined 11.4% to ₹27,830 crore.

On a brighter note, Tata Motors turned net auto cash positive, with a net cash balance of ₹1,000 crore by year-end. A final dividend of ₹6 per share has been proposed.

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Tata Steel: Profit Doubles, But Revenues Dip

Tata Steel’s Q4FY25 performance was marked by muted revenue and operational pressures. Consolidated revenue declined 4% YoY to ₹56,218 crore, while EBITDA remained flat at ₹6,762 crore.

Despite headwinds in its European operations and weak domestic steel prices, Tata Steel more than doubled its consolidated net profit to ₹1,201 crore. This was primarily due to stable volumes and improved performance in Indian operations.

Looking ahead, Tata Steel plans to inject $2.5 billion (₹21,411 crore) into its Singapore-based unit T Steel Holdings for debt repayment and restructuring. The board has announced a dividend of ₹3.6 per share.

Tata Power: Steady Surge in Profit and Operational Gains

Among the Tata trio, Tata Power stood out with a robust financial performance. For Q4FY25, it posted a 24% YoY rise in consolidated net profit at ₹1,306 crore. Revenue rose by 7.9% to ₹17,096 crore, reflecting stable demand and improved efficiencies.

The standout figure was the EBITDA growth of 39.2% YoY to ₹3,245.4 crore, pushing operating margins up to 19% from 14.7% in the previous year. The board proposed a final dividend of ₹2.25 per share, pending approval at its July 2025 AGM.

Conclusion

The FY25 performance of Tata Group’s core companies reflects the diverse nature of their business environments. While Tata Motors faced profitability pressures despite hitting record revenues, Tata Steel grappled with global market volatility but managed to double its net profit. Meanwhile, Tata Power delivered a standout performance with strong growth in both profit and operational metrics.

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