Steel Authority of India Ltd Share Price

Steel

NSE: SAIL Mid Cap ISIN: INE114A01011

As on 12 June 2026 at 23:54 IST

₹182.95

+ 1.59

(0.88%)

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Steel Authority of India Q1 FY26 Results:

Net profit for the period skyrocketed to over 800% ₹745 crores in Q1 FY26, from ₹82 crores in Q1 FY25. Total income for the quarter increased 8% year-on-year to ₹26084 crores from ₹24175 crores.

About Steel Authority of India Ltd

Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL), established in 1954, is a public sector company in India's steel industry. The company is primarily owned by the Government of India, with the President holding a 65% stake. Headquartered in New Delhi, SAIL has been a cornerstone of the country's industrial development for decades. The company’s product portfolio is diverse, encompassing a wide range of steel products. These include hot and cold rolled sheets and coils, and railway products. This variety caters to multiple sectors of the economy, contributing to India's infrastructure and manufacturing growth. +

Over 1 Month

0.35%

Over 6 Months

40%

Over 1 Year

36.21%

Over 3 Years

117.07%

Steel Authority of India Ltd Summary

Close ₹181.36

Open ₹179.97

High ₹183.04

Low ₹178.71

Volume 1,40,61,909

Net Turnover (in Cr) ₹254.4

52Wk High ₹209.70

52Wk Low ₹118.10

52Wk High / Low

118.10

209.70

Steel Authority of India Ltd Fundamentals

Key Financial Data

Market Cap (in Cr) ₹74,911.21

EPS (TTM) 8.92

Book Value (BV) 140.89

Div. Yield 1.30 %

P/E (TTM) 23.15

Price/Book Value 1.29

Delivery % 37.46 %

Face Value 10

Key Ratios

PE Ratio 22.09

PB Ratio 0.85

EV to Sales 0.81

PEG Ratio -1.03

ROA 2.13

ROE 4.38

Debt-Equity 0.67

Net Profit Margin 2.34

Operating Profit Margin 11.52

Steel Authority of India Ltd Financials

Consolidated

Standalone

Yearly

Quarterly

Profit and Loss

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	FY 2025	FY 2024	FY 2023	FY 2022	FY 2021
Total Revenue	1,03,354.09	1,06,445.29	1,05,398.08	1,04,335.39	69,974.28
Total Expenses	1,00,276.70	1,01,981.25	1,03,409.30	88,108.23	63,294.80
Profit Before Tax	3,251.53	4,061.81	2,892.44	16,291.87	7,205.65
Profit After Tax	2,371.80	3,066.67	2,176.53	12,243.47	4,148.13
Operating Profit After Depreciation	5,870.56	6,937.90	4,026.25	17,925.05	9,496.63

Balance Sheet

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	FY 2025	FY 2024	FY 2023	FY 2022	FY 2021
Fixed Assets	73,325.68	72,425.12	73,542.03	73,676.43	67,617.07
Total Non Current Assets	94,486.36	92,586	92,519.73	91,283.46	87,078.67
Total Current Assets	41,884.58	48,122.58	37,961.36	28,825.66	30,739.97
Total Assets	1,36,370.94	1,40,708.58	1,30,481.09	1,20,109.12	1,17,818.64
Total Shareholder's Fund	58,905.61	57,101.22	54,746.67	54,211.68	45,406.22

Cash Flow

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	FY 2025	FY 2024	FY 2023	FY 2022	FY 2021
Net Cash From Operating Activities	9,914.30	2,910.88	-5,290.15	30,986.65	23,430.37
Net Cash Used In Investing Activities	-5,268.50	-4,260.54	-3,370.98	-3,975.78	-3,294.83
Net Cash Used In Financing Activities	-4,423.60	1,361.95	8,586.68	-27,397.61	-19,807.80

Profit and Loss

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	FY 2025	FY 2024	FY 2023	FY 2022	FY 2021
Total Revenue	1,03,612.60	1,06,522.65	1,05,802.20	1,04,515.35	70,121.71
Total Expenses	1,00,291.14	1,01,994.14	1,03,423.28	88,123.22	63,301.11
Profit Before Tax	3,008.82	3,687.67	2,636.91	16,038.72	6,879.03
Profit After Tax	2,147.96	2,733.11	1,903.07	12,015.04	3,850.02
Operating Profit After Depreciation	6,114.23	7,002.32	4,416.39	18,090.01	9,637.74

Balance Sheet

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	FY 2025	FY 2024	FY 2023	FY 2022	FY 2021
Fixed Assets	73,287.19	72,406.60	73,522.72	73,656.11	67,598.67
Total Non Current Assets	91,228.67	89,665.42	89,984.98	89,128.47	85,200.55
Total Current Assets	41,689.38	47,867.03	37,730.01	28,612.67	30,531.88
Total Assets	1,32,918.05	1,37,532.45	1,27,714.99	1,17,741.14	1,15,732.43
Total Shareholder's Fund	55,656.41	54,130.54	52,139.18	52,017.14	43,494.88

Cash Flow

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	FY 2025	FY 2024	FY 2023	FY 2022	FY 2021
Net Cash From Operating Activities	9,888.34	2,933.19	-5,406.49	30,963.60	23,395.88
Net Cash Used In Investing Activities	-5,232.92	-4,280.26	-3,233.54	-3,974.66	-3,273.03
Net Cash Used In Financing Activities	-4,383.53	1,354.36	8,586.71	-27,397.58	-19,807.88

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	2026-03	2025-12	2025-09	2025-06	2025-03
Total Revenue	30,813.49	27,371.42	26,704.17	25,921.76	29,316.14
Total Expenses	26,404.76	25,077.11	24,175.88	23,153.10	25,832.28
Profit Before Tax	2,501.80	479.76	556.14	967.81	1,657.21
Profit After Tax	1,835.47	374.03	418.72	744.58	1,250.98
Operating Profit after Depreciation	4,940.81	2,542.51	2,832.34	3,003.90	3,874.90

Particulars (in ₹ Cr.)	2026-03	2025-12	2025-09	2025-06	2025-03
Total Revenue	30,813.45	27,371.39	26,703.94	25,921.46	29,316.08
Total Expenses	26,407.45	25,073	24,178.34	23,156.93	25,835.38
Profit Before Tax	2,323.68	567.53	552.89	889.76	1,563.98
Profit After Tax	1,679.51	441.70	426.79	685.48	1,177.96
Operating Profit after Depreciation	4,761.80	2,629.78	2,828.63	2,925.39	3,781.16

Steel Authority of India Ltd Technicals

Support and Resistance

S3 S2 S1 Pivot R1 R2 R3

S1 179.03

S2 176.71

S3 174.70

Pivot 181.04

R1 183.36

R2 185.37

R3 187.69

Moving Average

20 SMA 196.34

50 SMA 182.78

100 SMA 168.74

200 SMA 151.28

Steel Authority of India Ltd Corporate Actions

Steel Authority of India Ltd

₹1.6/Share

Announcement Date 08 Sep 2025

Record Date 09 Sep 2025

Div Yield 16%

Steel Authority of India Ltd Peer Comparison

Company	Price	Market Cap (in Cr)
JSW Steel Ltd	₹1,282.55	₹3,13,641.70
Tata Steel Ltd	₹198	₹2,47,173.84
Jindal Steel Ltd	₹1,121.95	₹1,14,448.78
Jindal Stainless Ltd	₹678.45	₹55,932.75
Shyam Metalics & Energy Ltd	₹967.65	₹27,010.19

Steel Authority of India Ltd Top Mutal Funds Invested

Fund Name	AUM
Mirae Asset Midcap Fund	3.37%
UTI-Arbitrage Fund	2.65%
Mirae Asset Large & Midcap Fund	1.93%
Nippon India Arbitrage Fund	1.54%
Tata Arbitrage Fund	1.45%

Steel Authority of India Ltd News

SAIL reports 43% surge in Q4 PAT to Rs 1,680 cr

Steel Authority of India reported a 42.57% year-on-year rise in standalone net profit to Rs 1,679.51 crore for the fourth quarter ended 31 March 2026, compared with Rs 1,177.96 crore in the corresponding quarter last year.

18 May 2026, 10:28 am

SAIL reports 43% surge in Q4 PAT to Rs 1,680 cr

16 May 2026, 02:30 pm

Board of Steel Authority of India recommends final dividend

Of Rs 2.35 per share

16 May 2026, 12:57 pm

Steel Authority of India to convene board meeting

On 15 May 2026

08 May 2026, 03:04 pm

Steel Authority of India Ltd spurts 2.53%, rises for fifth straight session

Steel Authority of India Ltd is quoting at Rs 182.97, up 2.53% on the day as on 12:44 IST on the NSE. The stock is up 56.69% in last one year as compared to a 1.04% slide in NIFTY and a 49.4% slide in the Nifty Metal.

27 Apr 2026, 01:00 pm

Steel Authority of India Ltd Stock Analysis

Annual revenue for Steel Authority of India Ltd decreased by 2.73% to ₹1,03,612.60 crore in FY 2025 from ₹1,06,522.65 crore in FY 2024.
Annual Net Profit for Steel Authority of India Ltd decreased by 21.41% to ₹2,147.96 crore in FY 2025 from ₹2,733.11 crore in FY 2024.
Promoter Shareholding in Steel Authority of India Ltd remains unchanged by 0.00% in the most recent quarter, from 65% in December 2025 to 65% in March 2026.
Steel Authority of India Ltd delivered a 1-year return of 36.21% compared to the Nifty 50, which provided a return of -7.87% as of the last trading session.
Steel Authority of India Ltd share price moved up by 0.88% from its previous close of INR ₹181.36. The latest Steel Authority of India Ltd share price is INR ₹182.95.
Steel Authority of India Ltd share price today has been at a low of 182.55 and a high of 185.82. Over the past 52 weeks, the Steel Authority of India Ltd share price has seen a low of 118.10 and a high of 209.70.

About Steel Authority of India Ltd

Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL), established in 1954, is a public sector company in India's steel industry. Headquartered in New Delhi, SAIL has been a cornerstone of the country's industrial development for decades. The company is primarily owned by the Government of India, with the President holding a 65% stake.
SAIL's product portfolio is diverse, encompassing a wide range of steel products. These include hot and cold rolled sheets and coils, galvanized sheets, and railway products. This variety caters to multiple sectors of the economy, contributing to India's infrastructure and manufacturing growth.
It is not the top-ranked stock in its sector. But the company holds a significant position as India's largest government-owned steel producer. With an annual production capacity of 18.29 million metric tons, it plays a crucial role in meeting the country's steel demands. This substantial capacity cements SAIL's status as a key player in the domestic steel industry.
The company's registered office, Ispat Bhawan, is located in New Delhi. SAIL is governed by a board of directors, with Amarendu Prakash serving as the Chairman. This leadership structure ensures professional management and strategic decision-making. SAIL's government backing and extensive product range make it an integral part of India's steel sector. However, the company's role extends beyond mere steel production. This is because it has become a symbol of the country's industrial prowess and self-reliance.

The Economic Impact of SAIL on India's Industrial Towns

Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has had a profound economic impact on India’s industrial towns. As one of the largest steel producers in the country, SAIL’s operations have contributed to the prosperity of several regions. The company’s presence in these towns has led to job creation, infrastructure development, and overall economic growth.
One of the primary ways SAIL impacts industrial towns is through job creation. The company employs thousands of people directly in its plants and offices. SAIL’s operations also create many indirect jobs in related industries, like transportation and logistics. This employment generation helps improve the standard of living for many families. It also reduces poverty in these regions.
SAIL’s plants are often located in areas that were previously underdeveloped. The establishment of a steel plant brings the development of infrastructure such as roads and housing. For example, towns like Bhilai have seen significant infrastructure improvements due to the presence of SAIL’s plants. These developments benefit SAIL employees and the local communities. As a result, it leads to an overall improvement in the quality of life.
The economic activities generated by SAIL’s operations also stimulate local businesses. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) often thrive in industrial towns. This is due to the demand for goods and services from the steel plants and their employees. This creates a ripple effect, boosting the local economy and fostering entrepreneurship. Local vendors and service providers benefit from business opportunities created by SAIL’s presence.
Moreover, SAIL’s contribution to the local economy extends beyond direct economic activities. The company is involved in various corporate social responsibility initiatives. These activities are aimed at improving the social and economic conditions of the communities around its plants. These initiatives include education programs, healthcare services, skill development, and environmental conservation efforts. SAIL helps build a more sustainable and inclusive local economy by investing in these areas.
The presence of SAIL also attracts other industries to the region. The availability of steel encourages other downstream industries, like automobile manufacturing and engineering. This leads to the creation of industrial hubs, further boosting economic growth and employment in the region.
SAIL’s operations contribute significantly to the national economy. The steel produced by the company is essential for various sectors, such as construction and manufacturing. SAIL’s exports also contribute to India’s foreign exchange earnings, enhancing the country’s trade balance. However, the economic impact of SAIL is not without challenges. The company’s operations can sometimes lead to environmental concerns such as air and water pollution. So, it has been working on implementing sustainable practices and technologies. This is to mitigate these impacts. The company is also investing in pollution control measures and renewable energy projects. This is to ensure that its operations are environmentally sustainable.
Furthermore, dependence on a single industry can cause problems. This is because it can make the industrial towns vulnerable to economic fluctuations. Any downturn in the steel industry can have a significant impact on the local economy. Diversifying the economic base of these towns by promoting other industries and services is essential. This is because it can ensure long-term economic stability.
SAIL has played a crucial role in the economic development of India’s industrial towns. The company’s operations have led to job creation, infrastructure development, and economic growth. As a result, SAIL has had a positive impact on the regions where it operates. It is also addressing environmental concerns and diversifying the economic base. Through continued efforts in these areas, SAIL can further enhance its positive impact on India’s industrial landscape.