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Find Stock Tata Steel (TATASTEEL) Forecast & Share price [target] (2023) | Forecast share price (forecast) & targets | TATASTEEL Forecast share price target NSE stock exchange Tata Steel short, mid, long term forecast and share price targets NSE stock TATASTEEL Tata Steel forecast & share price targets are below. These share price targets & forecast are valid from short-term to mid-term to long-term. If you just want Stock listed under Tata Steel TATASTEEL share price targets As on 15 Thu Jun 2023 Tata Steel TATASTEEL is trading at 113.75 and its nearest share price targets are 113.03 and 113.98. Target 1 96.99 Target 2 107.77 Target 3 108.24 Target 4 108.26 Target 5 109.83 Target 6 120.81 Share price targets above are based on chart movements and levels where stock showed a significant price action. Date Close Open High Low SMA 200day EMA 12 day EMA 50 day EMA 100 day 15 Thu Jun 2023 113.75 113.90 114.20 113.25 108.24 110.41 108.57 120.78 14 Wed Jun 2023 113.80 111.50 114.00 111.40 108.21 109.8 108.36 120.92 13 Tue Jun 2023 111.15 110.00 111.85 109.65 108.18 109.07 108.14 121.06 12 Mon Jun 2023 109.50 109.15 110.60 109.15 108.15 108.69 108.02 121.26 09 Fri Jun 2023 108.90 111.25 111.65 108.65 108.15 108.54 107.96 121.5 Tata Steel TATASTEEL forecast & targets Tata Steel TATASTEEL share price forecast & targets for Intra Day are 113.03, 113.27, 112.78 on the downside, and 113.98, 114.22, 114.68 on the upside. These intraday share price levels are calculated using pivot poin...

CLSA has a target of Rs 125 on the stock. Morgan Stanley sees the stock at Rs 110 while BofA Securities has a target of Rs 132 on Tata Steel. Systematix Institutional Equities has assigned the highest target for the Tata Steel stock post Q4 earnings. It gave a target of Rs 145 against the market price of Rs 110. It mentioned that the near-term steel pricing is expected to remain weak driven largely by international factors such as faster than expected ramp-up in Chinese steel production post-reopening in January 2023 leading to higher exports etc. This is likely to affect the performance of the stock in the near future. On the hand, the brokerage said margins are likely to trend higher driven by an even sharper reduction in raw material costs. Uncertainties over UK operations are also likely to affect the prospects of the stock, Systematix said. “Several heavy-end assets at Tata Steel UK (TSUK) will reach their end-of-life in the next 18-24 months and the company is evaluating the transition to green steel with the Government’s support. The discussions with the government have not progressed much over the last few quarters leaving much uncertainty around the UK operations,” it added. Financial services firm Motilal Oswal sees the effect of global steel demand on the outlook of the stock. “Global steel demand is subdued as customers are currently under 'wait and watch' mode and Tata expects to clock lower volumes in 1QFY24 that could prevent outperformance of the st...

Shares of Tata Steel rose nearly 3% in early trade on Monday, in line with broader market, after the country’s largest steel maker unveiled an investment plan for the current financial year. The Tata Group company has set a capital expenditure (capex) target of ₹12,000 crore for its India and Europe operations for the financial year 2022-23 (FY23), its CEO T.V. Narendran said. Tata Steel plans to invest ₹8,500 crore in India and ₹3,500 crore on its operations in Europe, Narendran told a media agency. Besides, the steel maker also proposes to spend another ₹12,000 crore in the Odisha-based steel maker Neelachal Ispat Nigam Ltd (NINL), which it has acquired recently through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tata Steel Long Products Limited (TSLP). Earlier this month, the strategic disinvestment of NINL was completed on Monday, with the government transferring 93.7% stake in NINL, in which MMTC was the largest shareholder, to TSLP. Tata Steel has completed the acquisition and as a result NINL has become a subsidiary of TSLP and an indirect subsidiary of Tata Steel. The transaction has been completed for a consideration of ₹12,100 crore as per the terms and conditions of the share sale and purchase agreement entered on March 10, 2022 and in accordance with the process being run by Department of Disinvestment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM). Buoyed by the capex investment plan, Tata Steel shares climbed as much as 2.6% to hit a high of ₹906.55 on the BSE. Earlier today, the inde...

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• Tata Steel, one of the largest steelmakers in India, has seen a considerable decline in its share price over the last few weeks. • After capitalizing on steel demand from Europe and other regions since the Covid pandemic, Tata Steel now finds itself in a tough spot. • From hefty export taxes to weak domestic demand, Tata Steel is the second most indebted company in the Tata Group. Tata Steel shares have been under pressure for a while now. This week, they finally fell below the ₹1,000 level for the first time in 2022. However, the decline today is not due to the company’s fundamentals or a worsening outlook. Tata Steel’s share price declined nearly 4%, marking a decline of over 30% since peaking in April. Tata Steel share price in 2022 so far BSE / Business Insider India / Flourish Another Tata Group company – Tata Chemicals, also witnessed a 4% fall today. The common thread between both the Tata companies is that their stock went ex-dividend today. While Tata Steel declared a dividend of ₹51 per share, Tata Chemicals announced ₹12.5 per share dividend. What does a stock going ex-dividend mean? A stock going ex-dividend means that the value of the dividend is no longer included in the stock price of the company. This happens after the company declares a dividend and announces a record date. The record date is when the stock is said to be ex-dividend. All things remaining constant, if a stock is trading at ₹100 per share, and the company declares a dividend of ₹15, then t...