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JSW Steel

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Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 23 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

25​USD/tonneCoking coal cost increase · Q3 FY27Acharya · p. 5
₹22,000–24,000​CrCapex · FY27Acharya · p. 4
90​%BF-3 utilisation · Vijayanagar · Q2 FY27Acharya · p. 3
88​%Capacity utilisation · India operations · Q2 FY27Acharya · p. 3
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue54,48645,152+20.7%47,364+15.0%
EBITDA10,1207,115+42.2%9,383+7.9%
EBITDA margin18.6%15.8%+281 bps19.8%-124 bps
PBTProfit before tax6,7592,432+177.9%6,258+8.0%
Net profit5,2791,623+225.3%4,651+13.5%
EPS (₹)21.596.64+225.2%19.02+13.5%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Capex · FY27Rs 22,000-24,000 CrFY27 capex expected to meet Rs 22,000-24,000 crore guidance; H1 spend Rs 11,136 crore
Capex · long termRs 1,48,000 CrTotal capex plan now Rs 1.48 lakh crore over the next 5 to 6 years
CapexRs 48,000 CrTotal cost for 10 MT Odisha (Phase-1 plus Phase-2) about Rs 48,000 crore
Capacity9 million tonnesCapex approved for about 9 MT Mozambique coking coal mine; production from CY28
Capacity · FY270.50 million tonnesKhopoli 0.5 MT scrap centre: baler commissioned in Q2, shredder by end of Q3

Volumes expected to increase in Q3 on full output of Vijayanagar BF-3 and JVML

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“Looking ahead, we expect volumes to increase in Q3 with stronger production on the back of full production of Vijayanagar BF-3 and JVML operations.”

On track to meet production and sales guidance for the year

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“We are on track to meet our production and sale guidance given for the year.”

More figures from the call

India · Capacity
78​million tonnesSteel capacity · by '32
“We are making steady progress towards our goal of reaching 78 million tonnes of capacity in India by '32, including our joint ventures.”
Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEOp. 4
JSW Utkal, Odisha · Capacity
10​million tonnesUtkal capacity
“Approval for the Phase-2 of 5 million tonnes at JSW Utkal in Odisha. This will take the Odisha JSW Utkal capacity to 10 million tonnes.”
Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEOp. 4
JVML Vijayanagar · Capacity
8​million tonnesPellet plant capacity
“We have added an 8 million tonnes pellet plant at JVML Vijayanagar site. This will enable us to use locally sourced iron ore fines versus costlier lumps.”
Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEOp. 4
Vijayanagar · Capacity
25​million tonnesCrude steel capacity
“We will also set up an additional converter and caster for the JVML Phase-2 expansion, which will create additional melting and casting capacity to take the overall crude steel at Vijayanagar location to 25 million tonnes.”
Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEOp. 4
Dolvi · Capacity
7​million tonnesCSP mill capacity
“At the ongoing Dolvi Phase-3 project, we are adding a caster and plate processing facility. This will upgrade the capacity of the CSP mill to 7 million tonnes and enable us to process additional slabs into hot rolled coil and plates.”
Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEOp. 4
Vasind · Capacity
1.8​MTPACRM complex capacity · by Quarter 2 of FY30
“On the downstream side, we are expanding our Vasind operations with a CRM complex of 1.8 million tonnes per annum. Commissioning is expected by Quarter 2 of FY30.”
Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEOp. 4

In short

  1. 01Total capex plan raised to Rs 1.48 lakh crore over 5 to 6 years, from Rs 1.3 lakh crore.
  2. 02FY27 capex guidance of Rs 22,000-24,000 crore kept; H1 spend was Rs 11,136 crore.
  3. 03Board approved Utkal Phase-2 (5 MT, to 10 MT), JVML additions and a Vasind 1.8 MTPA CRM complex.
  4. 04Coking coal costs expected to rise about $25 in Q3; company expects to offset costs and add to margin over Q2.
  5. 05Net debt Rs 44,482 crore with net debt to EBITDA 1.28x; gross debt cut by over Rs 29,000 crore in H1.
  6. 06Domestic steel demand expected to grow 7% to 8% in FY27; production and sales guidance on track.
  7. 07Q2 consolidated revenue Rs 54,486 crore, adjusted EBITDA Rs 9,941 crore, PAT Rs 5,359 crore.

Capex

US - Ohio: Vacuum tank degasser commissioned at Ohio to make higher grade steel such as API grades

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Last quarter, we commissioned a vacuum tank degasser at Ohio. This will enable us to produce higher grade steel, especially API grades.”

Odisha: Odisha slurry pipeline on track for commissioning by March '27

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 4
“The slurry pipeline in Odisha remains on track to be commissioned by March '27.”

JSW Utkal, Odisha: Utkal Phase-1 expected by Q3 FY30 and Phase-2 by Q1 FY31

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 4
“The project Phase-1 is expected to be commissioned by Quarter 3 of FY30 and Phase-2 by Quarter 1 of FY31.”

Downstream: More downstream capacity to be announced in coming quarters

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 12
“You will also see more downstream capacity build-up as we go into the subsequent quarters.”

JSW Utkal, Odisha: Utkal Phase-2 has no hot strip mill, unlike JVML Phase-2

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 9
“Secondly, the Phase-2 does not have a hot strip mill, which JVML has.”

Capacity

Karnataka iron ore: Three new Karnataka mines expected in Q4 FY27, adding about 4 MT; total about 15 MTPA

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“The three new mines in Karnataka are now expected to be commissioned in Quarter 4 of FY27. This will provide additional capacity of around 4 million tonnes, taking the overall capacity in Karnataka to about 15 million tonnes per annum of iron ore.”

Goa iron ore: Goa iron ore mines can provide about 6 MT

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“Our four iron ore mines in Goa can provide approximately 6 million tonnes of iron ore.”

Domestic coking coal: Parbatpur and Dugda washeries targeted by next year, about 3.5 MTPA clean coking coal

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“We are working to get our coking coal washeries at Parbatpur and Dugda operational by next year. This will enable us to process domestic coking coal from our captive mines and linkages with BCCL and should provide us usable, clean coking coal of approximately 3.5 million tonnes per annum.”

JSW JFE Steel (JJSL): JJSL expansion of 5 MTPA approved, taking plant to 9.5 MT by FY31

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“In our JJSL joint venture, we and our partner, JFE Steel, have approved expansion of steel facilities by 5 million tonnes per annum. This will take the total capacity of the plant to 9.5 million tonnes and is planned to be commissioned by FY31.”

Renewable energy: Over 1,000 MW renewable commissioned; balance 1.5 GW in progress

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 14
“So, RE, we have already commissioned about more than 1,000 megawatts. We are in process of commissioning the balance 1.5 gigawatts, which has already been approved.”

Segments

Value-added and special products: Record value-added and special product sales of 4.11 MT, up 11%

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Our focus on value-added steels helped us to deliver record sales of value-added and special products of 4.11 million tonnes, up 11%.”

US operations: US operations EBITDA about $19 million; Italian rail mill €7 million, flat QoQ

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 4
“The US operations together generated EBITDA of about $19 million. The Italian rail mill reported €7 million, flat versus Quarter 1.”

Flat steel: Flat steel share is higher and will stay higher as capacity grows

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 17
“Our Flat steel component is higher and will remain higher as we grow our capacities.”

US - Ohio: Ohio EBITDA up QoQ despite scheduled maintenance shutdown in September

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Quarter 2 EBITDA at Ohio increased quarter-on-quarter, although operations were impacted by a scheduled maintenance shutdown in September.”

US - Texas: Texas plate and pipe mill hit by plate mill upgrade shutdown; EBITDA up QoQ on prices

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 4
“Operations at the Plate and Pipe mill in Texas were also impacted by a shutdown taken for the upgradation of the Plate mill in September. However, EBITDA was sequentially higher on higher prices.”

Demand

Record consolidated sales of 7.46 MT, up 13% YoY

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Our consolidated sales were the highest at 7.46 million tonnes, growing at 13% YoY.”

Domestic: Record domestic sales of 6.29 MT, up 12%, ahead of Indian market growth

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“We achieved our highest ever domestic sales at 6.29 million tonnes, up by 12%, outpacing the Indian market growth.”

Auto: Institutional sales up 15% YoY; auto sector sales at record, up 36% YoY

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Institutional sales grew by 15% YoY. Auto sector sales were the highest ever, growing by 36% YoY.”

Domestic steel demand expected to grow 7% to 8% in FY27

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“Domestic steel demand will remain strong and is expected to grow by 7% to 8% in FY27, driven by public and private capex, manufacturing, and automotive demand.”

Long steel: Continued Long steel demand growth expected in H2 on public and private capex

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 9
“I would say that from a demand perspective, in the second half of this year, we will see continued growth of Long steel, especially after the festivities, on the back of the public capex, as well as now improving private capex.”

Margins and costs

Q2 coking coal cost rose about $10 a tonne, below earlier $12-15 guidance

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Overall input costs were higher, particularly coking coal, which increased by about $10 a tonne, a bit lower than our earlier guidance of $12 to $15 for this quarter.”

Long steel: Realisations fell QoQ, mainly due to Long steel prices

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Realisations fell quarter-on-quarter, mainly on account of Long steel prices.”

Iron ore costs expected to be marginally higher in Q3

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“Iron ore costs are expected to be marginally higher in Quarter 3.”

Company expects to offset higher costs and add to margin over Q2

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 7
“However, our expectation is that we will be able to offset the cost and add incrementally to the margin over Q2.”

Demand pick-up let company raise prices and recover some of the earlier drop

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 7
“That enabled us to increase the prices, recover the prices to some extent which we lost.”

Debt and working capital

Net debt Rs 44,482 crore; leverage 1.28x and gearing 0.39x

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 4
“Our net debt stands at Rs.44,482 crores, with the leverage and gearing improving further to 1.28x and 0.39x, respectively.”

JSW JFE Steel JV: Net debt to EBITDA not seen reaching 10x; may go slightly higher in project phase

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
“We don't believe net debt to EBITDA will go to 10x. We do recognise that during project phase, net debt to EBITDA could go slightly higher.”

JSW JFE Steel JV: JV debt to go down progressively, with some new debt for next expansion

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 8
“So, the current debt at JV level will progressively go down, and we have done next phase of expansion, which would mean some debt will come up.”

Annual capex need of Rs 25,000-30,000 crore could largely be self-funded

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 12
“you'll realise that we are still generating enough cash, which is what we would need on an average Rs.25,000 crores to Rs.30,000 crores a year, and that could largely be self-funded.”

Generated free cash to cut debt despite about Rs 6,500 crore Q2 capex

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 13
“despite the quarter being almost Rs.6,500 crores of capex, we have actually generated free cash to bring our debt down.”

Fund raising

Capex to be funded mostly from internal accruals

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“This capex will be funded from internal accruals for most of the part, and we have a strong balance sheet and headroom available to support our growth plans.”

Acquisitions and new business

JSW One: JSW One volumes up 53% YoY; GMV up 77% to Rs 6,989 crore in Q2

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 5
“JSW One online platform in which we have a 66% equity stake, saw steel volumes grow by 53% YoY, and the GMV rose by 77% to Rs.6,989 crores in Quarter 2.”

One-offs

JSW JFE Steel (JJSL): JJSL sold 0.92 MT with EBITDA Rs 1,136 crore; PAT loss from stamp duty provision

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 4
“JJSL had a sale of 0.92 million tonnes and a healthy EBITDA of Rs.1,136 crores. There was a PAT loss due to a stamp duty provision related to the BPSL transaction.”

JSW JFE Steel (JJSL): Stamp duty impact taken by JJSL is Rs 276 crore

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 16
“The stamp duty impact to JJSL has taken is Rs.276 crores.”

Risks

JSW JFE Steel JV: JSW Steel ring-fenced from JV liabilities by design

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
“We have, by design, ring-fenced JSW Steel, and we believe that will remain intact.”

NMDC Chhattisgarh derailment disrupted iron ore supply for about 20-25 days

Arun Maheshwari · Director (Commercial & Marketing) · Q&A · p. 10
“On top of it, there has been a big derailment in NMDC Chhattisgarh mines, wherein the supply has been disrupted for almost now 20-25 days, which has impacted a large chunk of iron ore availability.”

Rupee depreciation already factored into announced capex costs

Swayam Saurabh · CFO · Q&A · p. 10
“So, Pinakin, we do factor in a normative depreciation of rupee equivalent or forward cost coverage equivalent cost over the period of capex in the cost which we announce in INR terms.”

JSW Utkal: Utkal expansions not seeing much labour shortfall

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 11
“So, we see that JSW Utkal expansions are not really seeing much of a labor shortfall.”

Water cost not material to overall steel cost

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 13
“And the cost is not so material which will impact our steel overall cost in a big way.”

Other

Q2 consolidated revenue Rs 54,486 crore, adjusted EBITDA Rs 9,941 crore, margin 18%

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“in Quarter 2, JSW Steel reported consolidated revenue of Rs.54,486 crores and adjusted EBITDA of Rs.9,941 crores with an EBITDA margin of 18%.”

Q2 PAT Rs 5,359 crore; quarter hit by high costs and supply chain disruption

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“PAT stood at Rs.5,359 crores. The quarter was impacted by high cost and supply chain disruptions.”

Record crude steel output of 7.27 MT consolidated and 7.07 MT India, both up about 5%

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“Crude steel production and consolidated and India operations were the highest ever at 7.27 million and 7.07 million tonnes, respectively, both growing by about 5% YoY.”

Vijayanagar: Vijayanagar reservoir holds water for 300 days of operation

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 13
“Like, in our Vijayanagar facility, we have created a reservoir, just to give you an example, which has storage capability for 300 days of operation now.”

Scrap utilisation up more than 10% YoY in H1 FY27

Jayant Acharya · Joint MD & CEO · p. 3
“During H1'27, the scrap utilisation increased by more than 10% year-on-year, reducing the carbon footprint in our operations.”

Sources

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