New Delhi: In a testament to the continued strength and financial resilience of India’s public sector, Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) under the Ministry of Steel have paid a total dividend of ₹2,030.60 crore to the Government of India for the financial year 2024–25.
This announcement was made as part of the Ministry of Steel’s annual performance report, underscoring the sector’s commitment to driving both economic progress and national development.
“India’s Steel CPSEs continue to deliver value not just through production, but by consistently contributing to the exchequer,” the ministry noted. “Their dividends reflect strong productivity, strategic performance, and alignment with national goals.”
Powering Progress Through Performance
The ministry praised the state-owned enterprises for maintaining financial discipline and operational efficiency amidst a dynamic global market. These dividends serve as a clear indicator of the sector’s sustainable growth trajectory and the strategic role of public sector undertakings in national economy-building.
Key themes highlighted in the ministry’s statement included:
Powered by Productivity
Backed by Performance
Driven by Nation-Building
Steel Sector’s Growing Impact on the Economy
The steel sector has been a backbone of India’s industrial progress, and the latest dividend figures reflect the maturity and capability of Indian CPSEs to generate consistent shareholder value while supporting key government initiatives like infrastructure expansion and self-reliance.
In its message, the Ministry of Steel reiterated the mantra – “National Strength Backed by Performance.”
