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Life Insurance Corporation Of India (LIC),
the largest investor in the market, increased its stake in Tata Steel to 11.08 per cent in the June quarter. During this time, LIC has increased its stake by
more than 2 per cent. However, if the stake of other companies is included, the
stake of insurance companies in Tata Steel is above 17 per cent. On the other
hand, analysts believe that the steel sector is currently in a boom. That is
why companies are increasing their stake in steel.
Holdings of the stock exchange show
that LIC has increased its stake by 2 per cent to over 11 per cent in the June
quarter. Tata Steel's share was close to Rs 250 in April while now it stands at
Rs 351. On the other hand, statistics show that during the month of April and May
when there was a lockdown in the country, China was the largest exporter of
steel from India. Out of the total steel exports of the country, 48 per cent of steel was exported to China. According to data from the Joint Plant Committee
(JPC), between April 1 and May 31, 4.40 lakh tonnes of finished steel were
exported to China. While the export of semis was 40 tonnes during the same
period. Jayanta Rai, vice-president of rating agency Icra, said that India's
finished steel exports in the first two months of the current financial year
increased by 76 per cent compared to a year ago. China alone accounts for about
60 per cent of these increased export. This year, 4.40 lakh tonnes of steel have
been exported from India.
Domestic steel demand in the country
has come down considerably. For this reason, primary and secondary steel
producers are focusing on exports. Recently, Tata Steel MD TV Narendran said
that more steel is being exported to China because there is strong demand.
China is now focusing on steel imports rather than iron imports. Explain that
China is the largest country among iron and exporting countries. Iron ore
prices were at $ 83 a tonne in March, which is currently close to $ 103. China
produced 92.3 million tonnes of crude steel in May 2020. This is 4.2 per cent higher than in May 2019.
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