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Tata Steel MD & CEO TV Narayanan discussed India's economic growth, demand trends, export opportunities under FTAs, EU regulations, and green steel transition in an interview with NDTV Profit
- India Q1 GDP growth
- 7.8 percent
Heard on business television between 12:11:30 - 12:14:30 IST.
- Said India's Q1 GDP growth of 7.8% was supported by strong sectoral numbers, with construction and auto sectors doing extremely well across two, three, four wheelers and commercial vehicles.
- Noted both urban and rural economies are strong, and monsoon deficit has been largely caught up.
- Flagged risks from Middle East tensions, input cost inflation and global interest rates/bond yields as external watch points.
- Said FTAs are opening export markets for steel, but EU regulations (tariff and non-tariff barriers) require India to balance global integration with incentivizing investment domestically.
- On green steel, said timing depends on regulatory framework, customer willingness to pay more, and policy support, noting Europe is ahead due to stronger ecosystem; Tata Steel has invested in greener steel facilities in India.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 5 Oct 2026
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