Tata Chemicals shares in focus post Q1 earnings; check what company said on global demand

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The company's PAT was ₹175 crore during the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, Tata Chemicals said in a regulatory filing.

Its revenue from operations declined nearly 2% during the quarter under review to ₹3,719 crore, mainly due to the cessation of Lostock operations in the UK.

On March 31, 2025, one of its step-down subsidiaries ceased soda ash production at the Lostock plant in Northwich due to sustained financial underperformance.

"Market conditions remain fluid, with overall global demand estimated to be flat in the near term due to the uncertainty associated with trade tariffs. Demand conditions are stable in India and China. In other regions, Asia (excluding China and India) and the Americas (excluding the USA) demand is robust," Tata Chemicals Managing Director and CEO R. Mukundan said.

As demand-supply remains balanced, tariff uncertainties will continue to weigh on the market; however, the medium- and long-term outlook remains positive, driven by sustainability trends, the CEO added.

The company's overall performance is resilient, driven by strong operating performance and disciplined cost management despite lower realisations, mainly due to pricing pressure in all geographies, Mukundan stated.

"Our focus to expand the core and broaden the speciality portfolio while being calibrated will help us maximise revenue, realise new capacities, and deliver on sustainable outcomes," the CEO said further.

Tata Chemicals share price

Shares of the company have remained listless so far in 2025. Data show that the stock has slipped nearly 9% year-to-date (YTD), gained 0.5% in the past six months, risen 1% in the past one month, and risen over 1% in the past five days.

About Tata Chemicals

Tata Chemicals is a science-led, global company focused on sustainable chemistry solutions. It's part of the Tata Group and has a diverse portfolio, including basic and speciality chemicals.