Tata Steel's shares, which were battered by investors after the company acquired Corus for 6.7 billion pounds, on Monday returned to the positive zone across the board on re-emergence of buying interest at prevailing low level.
The company's shares after opening on a strong footing at Rs 465, climbed to hit the session's high of Rs 472.05 before winding up Rs 6.95, or 1.48 per cent higher at Rs 469.90 on
the BSE.