Strategy Roadmap
2030:
Building blocks
for tomorrow
Tata Steel aspires to be structurally, financially, and culturally future-ready to become the most respected and valuable steel company globally. Its four strategic objectives, supported by four strategic enablers, are aligned with the corporate vision and goals and reflect its commitment to ESG principles.
Strategic Objectives
S01
Leadership
in India |
Focus areas | KPIs | Goals |
Increase capacity of the India operations through organic and inorganic growth | Crude steel capacity | 35-40 MTPA capacity by 2030 in India | |
Attain and retain leadership position in chosen segments (current and new) | Market share | Enter new segments and sustain #1 position in existing chosen segments | |
S02
Consolidate
position as global cost leader |
Continue to invest in raw material security |
Captive coal (%) Captive iron ore (%) |
Maintain cost leadership at market price of raw materials |
Cost improvement and value enhancement through structural interventions in Indian and international operations and Shikhar25 continuous improvement programmes | Value accrual | Cost reduction and value enhancement | |
S03
Attain leadership position in adjacent businesses |
New Material Business Services and Solutions Commercial Mining | Revenue | Increase revenue from adjacent businesses |
S04
Leadership in sustainability |
Benchmark in CO2 emissions |
CO2 emission intensity (tCO2/tcs: tonnes of CO2 per tonne of crude steel) |
Net Zero by 2045 |
Benchmark in specific water consumption |
Specific freshwater
consumption (m3/tcs: cubic meters per tonne of crude steel) |
<1.5 m3/tcs Specific freshwater consumption by 2030 in India | |
Value creation using Circular Economy business models |
Capacity of Steel Recycling
Business (SRB) (MTPA) |
>5 MTPA capacity of SRB by 2030 | |
Value created from the Industrial By-products Management Division (IBMD) business |
Increase EBITDA of the
by-product business by
2.4 times by 2030 (over 2020) |