However, the company also said it would put in 800 million euro investment in the facility to increase liquid steel making capacity by 0.5 million tonne to 7.7 million tonne and enhance product quality over the next five years.
"...The total number of full-time jobs at the plant will be reduced by about 1,000 in the next four years," Tata Steel said in a communique to the Bombay Stock Exchange.