1. THE
IMPROING
OF LIFE

2. India’s largest business group
With businesses in seven sectors
And operation 80 countries;
With products and services available in
over 85 countries,
And over 7,85,000 employees.
Group over revenue up to RS 50 crore,
58% in geographies other than India.

3. Chemicals
Consumer Products
Material
Energy
5%
3%
Tata Consultancy
Services
•
Tata Power
•Tata Communications
•Tata Chemicals
•Tata Teleservices
•Titan
•Voltas
•Tata Auto Comp
System
•Indian Hotels
•
6%
Services
Largest companies
•Tata Steel
•Tata Motors
4%
32%
16%
Information
Technology and
communication
35%
Engineering

4. Group Revenue
CAGR 15.1%
$87.70
4,76,980
$67.4
3,19,534
$62.5
2,15,534
$. bn
$14.2
65,424
$8.9
$8.7
$9.0
$6.0 29,100 34,591 38,607
$5.8
14,093 18,953
FY92
FY94
FY96
FY98
FY00
$21.9
96,723
$10.4
49,457
FY02
FY04
FY06
FY08
FY10
FY12

5. Groups Today-Market Value
Market Captialistion of 31 listed companies on September
20,2012
US $ 87.70 bn / Rs 4,76,980 cr
Over 8.2% of Bombay Stock Exchange’s market Capitalisation
3.7mn shareholder
5 Largest Companies
TCS
Tata Motors
Tata Steel
Tata Power
Titan Industry
$ 41.37 bn / Rs 2,15,723 cr
$ 19.67bn / Rs 1,01,339 cr
$ 8.89 bn / Rs 4,4,804 cr
$ 4.89 bn / Rs 2,5,495 cr
$ 4.03 bn / Rs 2,1,019 cr

6. Ratan is the great-grandson of Tata’s group founder
Jamshedji Tata
Ratan Tata began his career at the Tata empire in 1962;
he initially worked on the shop floor of Tata Steel,
shoveling limestone and handling the blast furnace
In 1981, JRD Tata stepped down as Tata Industries
chairman, naming Ratan as his successor.
In 1991, he was appointed group chairman of the Tata
group. As group chairman of company.
28 December 1937 (age 74)

7. Jamsetji Tata
Founder(1839 – 1904)
Laid Group foundation with 1868 trading firm
Establish Modern Textile mills 1874 onwards
Strong Proponent of India’s industrialisation
Committed Group’s entry into steel, power and
hotel and creation of Indian Institute of science
Embedded group ethos of values and nation
building

8. J R D Tata
Chairman (1939 – 1991)
Led Group Into new business, including:
Chemicals and fertilisers, civil aviation, locomotives and
trucks, tea and coffee, computer software, financial
services
Eminent public personality:
Civil aviation pioneer; founder of Air India
Ardent spokesman of liberal economic regime
Advocate of family planning
Decorated with Bharat Ratan,
nation’s highest Civilian honour

9. Industry Pioneers
Tata SteelEight Hour
Asia’s first
working day
steel plant
1907
1912
1902
1910
Taj Mahal
Tata power
Palace Hotel
Hydro power
Luxury hotels
Profit sharing
bones
1934
1932 Tata Airline
civil aviation
Schooling
Facilities for
children
1917
Maternity
benefits
1928
1920
Leave with pay
worker’s PF
schemes
1915
Free
medical aid
Tata
Consultancy
1968
1937
Retiring
Gratuity
1998
Tata Motors
India’s first
Indigenous Car

10. 66% Shareholding in Tata Sons, the
promoter company
 Endowments for creation of national
institutions
•Indian Institute of science
•Tata Institute of sciences
•Tata Memorial Hospital
•Tata Institute of fundamental Research
•National Centre for the performing Arts
•Tata Medical Centers
Development assistance including for
livelinghoods, health, education, micro
finance, Bio diversity, water harvesting
IISC Bangaluru

11. Foreign Scholarships–-Science &
Engineering
•JN Tata Endowment
Disaster relief (along with companies)
Grants in Fy 2011 $110mn /Rs 502cr

12. Tata institute of sciences
National institution
Established 1936 by Sir Dorabji Tata trust as India’s first school of
social work ; celebrating its platinum jubilee year
Attained university status in 1964; regarded as a centre of
excellence for its education, research, field action and extension
work
Host 6 Schools, 4 Independent centers and 26 teaching
programmes at under graduate, postgraduate, diploma and
certificate levels
Setting up of campus in Hyderabad and Gwahati

13. Comprehensive Cancer Care Center
Inaugurated in 2011
Located in Kolkata to catar to
patients in east and north-east India
Hospital capacity 170 beds; 250
more beds to follow
50% of beds earmarked for free
treatment for poorer sections
$ 70mn (Rs 350 cr) facility and $
8mn(Rs 40cr) corpus founded by Tata

14. Committed to improving the quality of life
Surrounding communities through
programmes in health, education, vocational
training etc.
Active volunteering programmes in group
Illustrative initiatives
•TATA steel; HIV/AIDS Programs
•TCS ; Computer-based Adult Literacy program
•TATA Interactive-learning teaching application
for children with learning disabilities
FY 11 CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL WELFARE $
60mn /RS 272cr

15. Metals
Tata Steel
Composites
Tata Advanced Materials

16. Established - 1907
AMT top 10 steelmaker in the world capacity 27 MTPA
Fortune 500 companies
40
•Jamshedpur works •NatSteel Asia
•Tata steel Europe •Tata Steel Thailand 20
Global Mining portfolio
•India, Canada, Mozambique, South
Africa, Ivory Coast & Australia
Presence in 50 markets; manufacturing
operation in 26 countries
Expansion plans
•Jamshedpur works to10 MTPA by March 2012
•Kalinganagar – 3 MTPA by 2014; 6 MTPA by 2016
0
fY 08
FY 09
FY 10
FY 11

17. Engineering - Automotive
Establish in 1945

19. Information Technology
Tata consultancy Services
Tata Technologies
Tata Elxsi
Tata interactive Systems
Tata Business support Services
Communications
Tata Teleservices
Tata Communications
Tata Sky

20. Established - 1968
IT solutions &
Services
BPO services
Infrastructure Services
Assets based
offering
Global consulting
Engineering industrial
services

21. Established - 1989
India’s largest pure play Engineering and design services
provider
5,200 professionals, 50,000 years of collective
expertise; operations in 25 countries
Serving world’s leading automotive, aerospace and
construction equipment manufactures
Leading edge, proprietary knowledge management
solutions including

22. Established – 1995 commenced mobile Services 2004-05
83.7 mn wireless and 1.4 mn wireline
subscribers
Pan India CDMA operation; GSM in 18 out of 22
circles
Services – voice and data: Access and Solutions
CDMA, GSM and 3G
Enterprise and Wireline

23. Take over by Tata 2002
Global network, managed and cloud
Leading wholesale international voice, data and
internet provider
Domestic communications services to businesses
in India and South Africa
Listed on NYSE
Goal: Top 3 service provider in chosen markets

24. Established - 2001
Market Leader By Value
8.5 mn connection in five years of
operations
State-of-the-art digital infrastructure
Presence in over 10,000 markets;
100,000 retail outlet

25. Power
Tata Power
Renewable Energy
Tata BP Solar
Oil and Gas Exploration
Tata Petrodyne

26. Energy - Power
Established - 1911
Presence in generation (thermal,
hydro, solar, wind and geothermal),
transmission and distribution
Strategic investments in coal mines
Generation capacity 4771 MW –
largest private sector in India
Expansion: Generation
capacity > 25,000 MW by 2017

27. Hotels and Realty
Indian Hotels (Taj Hotels
Resorts and palaces)
Tata housing
Financial Services
Tata AIG Life and general
insurance
Tata Asset Managment
Logistics
Drive India Enterprise
Solution
Urban Services

28. Established - 1903
112 Hotels; 13606 Rooms; 12 countries;
5 Continents
Goal: 20,000 rooms in 19 countries
Ginger “Smart Basic” Hotels – 25
existing; 20 in Pipeline
In India

29. Services – Financial Services
Established - 2007
Area of Business
Wholesale or Corporate
Business
Fund Based
(Assets US $ m)
Commercial
Finance (1,400)
Fee Based
(Commitments us
$ m)
Private equity
(875)
Investment
Broking
Retail or Consumer
Business
Infrastructure
Finance (950)
Institutional
Equity And
Debt Broking
Consumer
Finance and
advisory
(800)
Retail Equity
and Debt
Broking
International Business – Singapore, London

30. Beverages
Tata Global Beverages
Tata Tea and Coffee
Watches and jewellery
Titan Industries
Retailing
Trent
Infiniti Retail

31. Established - 1964
Major brands; Tata Tea, Tetley, Eight O’
Clock Coffee, Tata Tea gold and Premium
3,000 employees, three sales and marketing regions
across the globe
Vision: To Be the Global leader in ‘Goods for you’ beverages

32. Established - 1984
Indian’s largest manufacturer of branded Watches and
branded jewellery
Indian’s largest specialty (728 stores; 915,000
sq. ft.)
Also in eyewear and precision engineering
Goal: $ 3 bn revenue by 2014 -15

33. Established - 1998
350 stores;> 5 mn sq.
200 lifestyle department Stores (Westside)
55 hypermarket Stores (star Bazaar)
50 books, music and movies stores (Landmark)
25 international fashion stores(Zara)
20 franchises for premium apparel (Sisley)

34. Established – 1939
India’s No.1 in Salt and world’s No.2 in Soda Ash
Domestic major in Fertilisers & agro chem
Entry into Seeds and branded pulses
Nano-biotech innovation center
Low cost, portable water purifier
Goal: Be among top 50 profitable global chemical
companies

35. INTERNATIONALISATION
INVESTMENT IN INDIA’S
GROWTH ECONOMY

36. INTERNATIONALISATION
Communication 1st
International voice
Global Beverages 2nd
Tea Products
Tata Chemicals 2nd
Soda ash
Tata Motors
Buses Manufacturer 3rd
Medium / Heavy CVs 4th
Tata Steel 9th
Steel
TCS 9th
IT services

37. INVESTMENT IN INDIA’S GROWTH ECONOMY
Product And Services to Address the larger part of the pyramid
Tata Chemicals - ‘Swach’ water purifier
Tata Motors - Nano
Tata Motors - Intra City light truck: Ace
IHCL - Ginger Smart Basics Hotels
Tata Teleservices - Low-cost mobility
Tata Housing- Shubh Griha Project
Tata Chemicals - Salt / Kisan Sansar
Titan - Gold Plus

38. INVESTMENT IN INDIA’S GROWTH ECONOMY
Smart Basics Hotels
Rs 1,000 ($20) – Rs 3,500 ($70)
tariff (single room)
100 Rooms per hotel
25 open; 75 + by 2014

39. Nano technology and Biotechnology
Research at Tata Chemicals Innovation
Biofuels Ethanol and bio diesel
Tata Chemicals
Automotive – Alternatives to IC Engines
Tata motors
Alternate Energy, including Wind and solar Power
Tata Power and Tata BP solar
Supercomputer
Computational Research Laboratories

40. Global / regional leadership in IT services, steel, automobiles, hotels, chemical and
beverages
Developing products and services to serve the larger base of the pyramid in
India, Africa and Asia
India leadership in telecom and power; aggressive growth in retail, real
estate, hospital and financial services
Increase the level of community and rural development by the trusts and
companies

41. , SEEMANT TYAGI
Krishna Das