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Tata Steel CSR Spending Report of Rs 584.61 Cr for FY25

Empowering 5.77 Million Lives Through Education, Health, Livelihood, and Inclusion

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NEW DELHI (India CSR): In an era where corporate responsibility is more vital than ever, Tata Steel Limited stands out as a beacon of purpose-driven growth. The company’s commitment to societal well-being transcends traditional business objectives, deeply embedding community upliftment into its core philosophy. For the financial year 2025, Tata Steel Limited invested a remarkable Rs 584.61 crore in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, demonstrating its unwavering dedication to creating a more equitable and sustainable future for millions. This significant investment underscores a holistic approach to progress, where economic success is intrinsically linked with social advancement and environmental stewardship.

Tata Steel CSR Investment FY2025

CategoryDetails
Total CSR Spend (FY2025)Rs 584.61 crore
Statutory ObligationRs 580.09 crore (2% of average net profit)
Total CSR Spend (Last 5 Years)Rs 2,274 crore (standalone)
People Impacted (FY2025)Over 5.77 million individuals
Key Focus AreasEducation, Health, Livelihoods, Infrastructure, Inclusion
Geographical Reach (India)Jharkhand, Odisha, Maharashtra, UP, Punjab, West Bengal
International OperationsUK, Netherlands, Thailand
Notable Program: Masti Ki Pathshala73% of 5,406 vulnerable children mainstreamed into schools
Notable Program: Sabal14,000+ PwDs supported, 43 civil society partners
Notable Program: Disha2,583 rural women trained; 825 in formal leadership roles
Water Storage Creation147.17 million cubic feet
Public Infrastructure Projects500+ completed
Leadership Training (Women)25,000+ women enrolled
Employee Volunteer Participation16,505 employees volunteered 1,90,522 hours
Social Issues Tackled by Volunteers454 different issues addressed
Public Entitlements EnabledRs 5,300+ crore worth of benefits accessed by communities
CSR in UK & NLSTEM education, inclusive sports, youth triathlons
Thailand CSR Engagement100% employee participation
Major Recognitions (2025)DJSI Top 10, EcoVadis Top 15%, CAP 2.0 Resilient, World Steel Award, IWEI Gold, Wings of Steel, Brandon Hall Gold, Tata Innovista
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The Heart of Giving: A Significant Financial Commitment

Tata Steel Limited’s CSR expenditure of Rs 584.61 crore for FY2025 reflects a robust financial commitment towards its social mandate. This figure is notably aligned with, and even slightly surpasses, the company’s statutory obligation of Rs 580.09 crore (2% of its average net profit for the year), showcasing a proactive approach to its responsibilities. Over the last five years, Tata Steel Limited has collectively invested Rs 2,274 crore on a standalone basis in its CSR endeavors, illustrating a consistent and escalating dedication to community development. This sustained investment highlights Tata Steel’s belief that business thrives when communities prosper, fostering a symbiotic relationship built on shared value and trust.

Millions Touched: A Broad Spectrum of Impact

The ripple effect of Tata Steel’s CSR initiatives is profound, directly impacting the lives of over 5.77 million individuals in FY2025. These programs are strategically designed to address critical areas that form the bedrock of human dignity and progress:

  • Education: Breaking barriers and fostering learning opportunities.
  • Health: Improving access to healthcare and promoting well-being.
  • Livelihoods: Empowering individuals with skills and economic opportunities.
  • Infrastructure: Building foundational amenities for better living standards.
  • Inclusion: Championing diversity and supporting marginalized groups.

Operating across diverse geographies, including Jharkhand, Odisha, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and West Bengal in India, and extending its footprint to the UK, the Netherlands, and Thailand, Tata Steel’s approach is deeply local yet globally scaled.

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Signature Programs: Transforming Lives

At the forefront of Tata Steel’s community engagement are several transformative programs, implemented primarily through its dedicated CSR arm, the Tata Steel Foundation (TSF).

  • Masti Ki Pathshala: In the urban slums of Jamshedpur, this initiative successfully enabled 73% of 5,406 highly vulnerable children (including street-connected, substance-abusing, or laboring children) to transition into mainstream schools, providing them with a pathway to a brighter future.
  • Sabal: This pioneering program champions the cause of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs). In FY2025, Sabal supported over 14,000 PwDs and convened 43 civil society partners nationwide, creating platforms for skill development, employability, and dignity. The annual Sabal Awards celebrate the remarkable excellence, resilience, and innovation of PwDs across India.
  • Disha: Focusing on women’s empowerment, Disha equipped 2,583 rural women with leadership skills, with a notable 825 now holding formal decision-making roles. This initiative directly contributes to gender equity and community governance.

Beyond these flagship programs, Tata Steel also made tangible impacts on public infrastructure and essential services. The company facilitated the creation of 147.17 million cubic feet of water storage capacity and completed over 500 public infrastructure projects across its operational areas. Furthermore, efforts in gender and youth empowerment led to the enrollment of over 25,000 women in various leadership trainings.

Beyond Philanthropy: Employee Engagement and Community Empowerment

Tata Steel’s commitment to social responsibility extends beyond mere financial allocation; it is deeply ingrained in its organizational culture, fostering a spirit of active citizenship among its workforce. In India, a remarkable 16,505 employees volunteered 1,90,522 hours in FY2025, equating to an average of 4.40 hours per employee. These dedicated volunteers tackled 454 diverse social issues, ranging from literacy drives to climate-resilient farming, showcasing the deep-rooted commitment of Tata Steel’s people to community welfare.

A unique aspect of Tata Steel’s approach is its role as an enabler, guiding communities to unlock their own potential. Through the TSF, community members were empowered to access and unlock over Rs 5,300 crore worth of public entitlements – encompassing healthcare, housing, agricultural subsidies, and educational benefits – truly demonstrating the company’s belief in sustainable, self-driven development.

Internationally, Tata Steel’s subsidiaries also make significant contributions. Tata Steel Nederland (TSN) actively promotes STEM education, environmental restoration, and gender equity through its Tata Steel Academy. In the UK, Tata Steel UK (TSUK) engages communities through inclusive sports leagues and youth triathlons, while Tata Steel Thailand boasts a 100% employee participation rate in its CSR activities, highlighting a pervasive “giving back” culture.

A Legacy of Responsible Growth: Recognitions

Tata Steel’s unwavering commitment to ESG principles and social impact has garnered significant recognition on both national and international platforms. In FY2025, the company was consistently ranked among the top organizations for its sustainability efforts. It was recognized in the top 10 of the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices and achieved a position in the top 15 percentile in the EcoVadis evaluation. Further accolades include the ‘Resilient’ category award at CAP 2.0 and the prestigious Steele award for Life Cycle Assessment from the World Steel Association.

Within India, Tata Steel received the Gold Employer award by the India Workplace Equality Index (IWEI) 2024 for the fourth consecutive year, acknowledging its strong commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusion. The Indian Steel Association honored Tata Steel with the ‘Gender Diversity Icon’ and ‘Wings of Steel’ awards, celebrating its transformative strides in fostering a gender-inclusive workforce. The company’s excellence in talent acquisition and development was recognized with the Brandon Hall Group’s Gold Award, and its innovative ‘Queerious’ campus challenge for LGBTQIA+ students received an award at Tata Innovista. These recognitions underscore Tata Steel’s holistic and impactful approach to corporate citizenship.

You Learn

Tata Steel Limited’s Rs 584.61 crore CSR investment in FY2025 is far more than a financial statement; it is a powerful testament to a philosophy that places people and planet at the core of its purpose. By consistently investing in the well-being of communities, empowering individuals, and fostering a culture of shared responsibility, Tata Steel continues to shape a future that is not only economically resilient but also deeply purposeful and sustainable.

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