Commodity Chemicals company Tata Chemicals announced Q3FY25 results Standalone Financial Highlights: Revenue from operations stood at Rs 1,166 crore, up by 7% compared to Q3FY24. EBITDA at Rs 209 crore, up by 1% compared to Q3FY24. Profit After Tax from continuing operations was Rs 72 crore, down by 37% compared to Q3FY24. FOS sales on track leading to full utilization of capacity. Consolidated Financial Highlights: Revenue from operations stood at Rs 3,590 crore, down by 4% compared to Q3FY24, mainly on account of adverse price movement of Soda Ash. EBITDA for the quarter stood at Rs 434 crore, down by 20% compared to Q3FY24. Profit After Tax (before exceptional items and NCI) from continuing operations was Rs 49 crore compared to Rs 194 crore for Q3FY24. An exceptional charge of Rs 70 crore consisting of estimated expenses related to employee termination benefits, decommissioning of plant and machinery, and other closure-related incidental expenses was taken in Q3FY25, in relation to cessation of Soda ash production at the Lostock plant in Northwich, UK. Gross debt as on December 31, 2024, stood at Rs 6,722 crore up by Rs 810 crore and net debt at Rs 5,329 crore up by Rs 952 crore, compared to December 31, 2023, on account of lower EBITDA and higher working capital (US, Kenya & India). 70 KTPA Pharma Salt plant commissioned in UK. Sales and Production volumes of Soda Ash, Bicarb and Salt were higher than Q3FY24. Mukundan, Managing Director & CEO, Tata Chemicals, said: “Overall Asia including India continue to experience growth, while other markets including US and Western Europe are witnessing slight decline due to reduced demand for flat and container glass. Company’s overall performance was down as compared to the same quarter of previous year, mainly due to lower Soda Ash pricing across geographies and higher fixed cost in US due to plant production outage during the quarter. Our endeavour is to maximize sales through customer engagement, while ensuring steady contribution margins with a focus on cost optimization. In the short term, current demand – supply adverse situation is likely to persist but should improve and stabilise over the long term driven by growth sectors based on sustainability trends.” Result PDF