Tata Chemicals reported a fall in its net profit and revenue in the September quarter due to subdued market conditions, lower realisations and reconfiguration in the UK.

The company’s consolidated net profit fell 60 per cent to ₹77 crore, while revenue declined 3 per cent to ₹3877 crore.

“Soda ash markets continue to be over supplied, with high inventory levels in most regions. Prices continued to weaken during Q2FY26,” said Managing Director & CEO, R Mukundan in a statement.

“As demand - supply remain balanced and continue to be soft, we expect market to remain range-bound in the medium term,” he added.

Lower volumes and lower realisation led to a 13 per cent fall in EBITDA to ₹537 crore, though the impact was partially offset by better cost management, the company said.

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