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TATASTEEL · Tata Steel Limited · NSE · Filed 20 Aug · 1 min read

Tata Steel Lifts TMILL Stake to 74%, Making Logistics JV a Subsidiary

Tata Steel has bought partner IQ Martrade's 23% stake in TM International Logistics for ₹335 crore, taking its holding to 74% and turning the joint venture into a subsidiary.

What was filed

Tata Steel told the exchanges it has completed the acquisition of a 23% equity stake in TM International Logistics Limited (TMILL) from IQ Martrade Holding Und Management GmbH. The deal, first approved by the board and disclosed on May 15, 2026, closed on August 20, 2026, after the Competition Commission of India cleared it on August 18, 2026. TMILL was previously a 51:26:23 joint venture between Tata Steel, NYK Holding Europe B.V. and IQ.

How ownership shifts

With the purchase complete, Tata Steel's holding rises to 74% while NYK remains at 26%. Per the filing, TMILL has become a subsidiary of Tata Steel — a change from its earlier status as a jointly controlled venture. The original Joint Venture Agreement dated July 26, 2001, with IQ, and the related Deed of Adherence from 2009, stand terminated with effect from August 20, 2026, reflecting IQ's exit.

Why it matters to a holder

Consolidating TMILL as a subsidiary means Tata Steel now controls a logistics business it previously shared, and the venture's financials would be brought into the group accounts accordingly. The filing describes only the completed share purchase and the resulting ownership; it does not set out TMILL's financials or a strategic rationale beyond the stake change.

Stake acquired
23% (41,40,000 equity shares)
Consideration
₹335 crore
Tata Steel holding after deal
74%
NYK holding after deal
26%
Face value per share
₹10

The step from joint control to a 74% subsidiary changes how TMILL is reflected in Tata Steel's consolidated accounts; the filing does not disclose TMILL's financials, so the near-term accounting effect is not quantified in the document itself.

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