TCS Leads as Tata Group's Most Profitable Company in Q4 FY25

Mumbai, India – Q4 FY2024/25:erformance in the final quarter of FY2024/25. According to market data, its flagship IT firm Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) stood out with a net profit of ₹12,224 crore, cementing its position as the most profitable company within the group.

Top Earners Among Tata Companies

Following TCS, Tata Motors came in second with a net profit of ₹8,470 crore — a remarkable turnaround given the company's past struggles. This performance reflects its growing presence in the electric vehicle (EV) space and improving operational efficiency.
Tata Steel ranked third with ₹1,300.81 crore in profits, while Tata Power and Tata Communications posted healthy profits of ₹1,042.83 crore and ₹1,040.34 crore, respectively.

Dividends: Rewarding Shareholders Handsomely

In terms of shareholder returns, TCS again led the way by declaring a dividend of ₹126 per share — an indicator of the company's strong cash flow and commitment to rewarding investors.
Tata Communications, despite having a similar profit figure to Tata Steel and Tata Power, declared a significantly higher dividend of ₹25 per share, signaling confidence and financial stability.

Even companies with relatively modest profits handed out notable dividends. Tata Investment Corporation, for instance, earned only ₹37.72 crore but declared a dividend of ₹27 per share. Similarly, Tata Elxsi declared ₹11 per share with ₹172.42 crore in profit.

Loss-Making Ventures Still Returning Dividends

Not all companies fared well in Q4.

• Tejas Networks posted a loss of ₹71.8 crore

• Tata Chemicals reported a ₹56 crore loss

• Rallis India posted a ₹32 crore loss

Surprisingly, Tata Chemicals still declared an ₹11 dividend per share, a move likely aimed at maintaining investor confidence during a transitional or investment-heavy period.

Consumer and Retail Companies Holding Strong

Tata Consumer Products, with ₹344.85 crore in profit, declared ₹8.25 per share in dividends, showing growth and commitment in the FMCG segment.
Trent Ltd., Tata’s retail venture, recorded a ₹318.15 crore profit and paid ₹5 per share, reflecting the group's strong positioning in India’s growing retail and lifestyle sectors.

Resilience, Diversification, and Strong Returns

The Tata Group’s Q4 FY2024/25 results reflect a powerful blend of diversified income sources, shareholder-centric policies, and long-term strategic planning.
While TCS remains the financial engine of the conglomerate, the group has nurtured steady performers like Tata Motors, Titan, and Tata Consumer, while also supporting loss-making but potentially high-growth ventures like Tejas Networks and Rallis India.

This balanced approach — backing high-yield units while strategically investing in emerging sectors — underscores Tata Group’s long-standing philosophy of sustainable and inclusive growth.