2. Overview
 Introduction
 Purpose
 History
 Financials
 Awards and Achievements

3. Introduction
 Tata group is India’s largest and most trusted
Multinational Conglomerate.
 Tata group has operations in over 80 countries
and across 6 continents.
 Its companies export products and services to
more than 120 nations.
 Tata companies together employ more than
4,75,000 people.

4.  Tata group comprises of 114 companies in seven
business sectors:
1) Information System and Communication;
2) Engineering;
3) Materials;
4) Services;
5) Energy;
6) Consumer Product;
7) Chemicals.

5. 1) Information System and
Communication
Information technology: Communication:
Tata Consultancy Services, Tata Teleservices,
Tata Technologies, Tata Communications
Tata Business Services. Tata sky.

6. 2) Engineering:
Automotive: Engineering Products:
Tata Motors, Projects & Services:
Tata AutoComp Systems, Voltas,
Tata Construction Tata projects,
Equipments. Tata Consultinng
Engineering.

7. 3) Materials:
 Tata Steels
 Tata Advanced Materials
4) Energy:
 Tata Power,
 Tata power Solar System.

8. 5) Services:
 Taj Hotels,
 Tata Housings,
 Tata AIG Life Insurance,
 Tata Capital.

9. 6) Consumer Products:
 Tata Global Beverages,
 Tata Cofee,
 Titan Industries,
 Infinity Retail.

10. 7) Chemicals:
 Tata Chemicals,
 Ralilis India,
 Advinus Therapeutics.

11.  At the Tata Group their purpose is To improve
the quality of life of the communities they
serve.
 They do this through leadership in sectors of
national economic significance, to which the
Group brings a unique set of capabilities.
 This requires them to grow aggressively in
focused areas of business.
Purpose

12.  Their heritage of returning to society what they
earn, evokes trust among consumers,
employees, shareholders and the community.
 The Tata name is a unique asset representing
leadership with trust.
 The Tata family of companies shares a set of
five core values: integrity, understanding,
excellence, unity and responsibility.

13. Deep Rooted History
 Foundation (1868-1931)
 Consolidation (1932-1989)
 Expansion (1990 onwars)

14. Foundation (1868-1932)
 The foundation of
the Tata Group was laid in 1868
by Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata.
 The Headquaters of Tata Group
is situated in Mumbai,
Maharashtra.
 Tata Group was firstly established
as a trading company.
Jamshetji Tata

15. Pioneers
Jamshetji Tata (1887–1904) Sir Darob Tata (1904-1932) Nowroji Sakatwala
(1932-1938)
J.R.D Tata (1938-1991) Ratan Tata (1991-2012) Cyrus Mistry (2012-Present)

16.  In 1877, The Central India Spinning, Weaving and
Manufacturing Company was established in
Nagpur. This was the first of the big industrial
project undertaken by the Tata Group.
1877

17.  In 1892, Jamsetji Tata established the JN Tata
Endowment to encourage Indian scholars to take up
igher studies. It was the first of a multitude of
philanthropic initiatives.
1892

18. 1903
 In 1903, under Jamshetji Tata the most dazzling
of Tata group, Taj Mahal Hotel
was build in Bombay.

19. 1907
 The Tata Iron and Steel Company (now Tata
Steel) was established to set up India's first iron
and steel plant in Jamshedpur in the year 1907.
The plant started production in 1912.

20. 1910
 The Tata Hydro-Electric Power Supply
Company, (now Tata Power) was set up.

21.  The Indian Institute of Science was established in
Bangalore to serve
as a centre for advanced learning.
1911

22. 1917
 Tata enters the consumer goods industry,
with the Tata Oils Mill Company being
established to make soaps, detergents and
cooking oils. The company was later sold to
Hindustan Unilever

23. Consolidation (1932-1989)
 The Tata group ventured into new areas
and built on the foundations, in spite of
the restriants imposed by a controlled
economy.

24. 1932
 Tata Airlines was
established, opening up
the aviation sector in
India.
1939
 Tata Chemicals, now the
largest producer of soda
ash in India was
established.

25. 1945
 Tata Engineering and Locomotive
Company (now Tata Motors) was
established to manufacture locomotive
and engineering products.

26. 1954
 India's major marketing,
engineering and
manufacturing
organization, Voltas, was
established.
1962
 Tata Finlay (now Tata Tea),
one of the largest tea
producers, was established.

27. 1968
 Tata Consultancy Services
(TCS),
India's first software
services company, was
established as a division of
Tata Sons.
1970
•Tata McGraw-Hill
Publishing Company
was created to publish
educational and
technical books.

28. Expansion (1990 onwards)
 The liberalisation of Indian economy
unleashed a period of remarkable growth
for Tata group, in India and worldwide.

29. 1994 1996
Titan Industries – a joint
venture between the Tata
Group and the Tamil Nadu
Industrial Development
Corporation was set up to
manufacture watches.
Tata Teleservices
(TTSL) was established
to spearhead the Group's
foray into the telecom
sector.

30. 1998 2000
 Tata Indica – India's first
indigenously designed
and manufactured car was
launched.
Tata Tea took over the Tetley
Group, UK. This is the first
major acquisition of an
international brand by an
Indian business group.

31. 2001 2002
 Tata AIG – a joint
venture between the Tata
Group and American
International Group Inc
(AIG) – marks the Tata
entry into insurance.
The Tata Group acquires a
controlling stake in VSNL,
India's leading international
telecommunications service
provider.

32. 2006
 Tata Credit Card launched.
 Tata medical centre was established in
Kolkata.
 Tata sky satellite television service
launched across the country.
 Tata Group acquires 30-per cent stake in
Glacéau.

33. 2007
 Tata Steel acquires the Anglo-Dutch company
Corus (now known as Tata Steel Europe).
 The Taj group acquires Campton Place Hotel in
San Francisco (now known as Taj Campton
Place).
 Tata Capital established as a new Tata company
in the financial sector.

34. 2008
 Tata Motors unveils Tata Nano, the People’s
Car, at the 9th Auto Expo in Delhi on January
10, 2008.
 Tata Motors acquires the Jaguar and Land
Rover brands from the Ford Motor Company.
 Tata Chemicals acquires General Chemical
Industrial Products Inc.

35. 2009
 Tata Teleservices announces pan-India GSM
service with NTT DOCOMO.
 Tata Housing makes waves with its launch
of low cost housing in
Mumbai.
 Tata Chemicals launches Tata Swach — the
world’s most cost-effective water purifier.

36. 2010
 New plant for Tata Nano at Sanand inaugurated.
 Tata Tea announces joint venture with PepsiCo
for health drinks.
 Tata Chemicals acquires 100-per-cent stake in
leading vacuum salt producer British Salt, UK.
 Tata Tea group rebrands itself as Tata Global
Beverages, headquartered in London.

37. 2012
 Tata Communications completes world’s first
wholly-owned cable network ring around the
world.
 India’s first iodine plus iron fortified salt
launched by Tata Chemicals.
 Tata Steel expands aerospace activities in
China.
 Cyrus P Mistry takes over as Chairman, Tata
Sons from Ratan N Tata.

38. Tata group Financials:
 The Total turnover of Tata Group for FY 2011-
12 was Rs. 4,75,721 crore and the profit of Rs.
25,112 crore.
 The value of total assets of the group was Rs.
3,73,026 crore.
 The International revenue of the group was Rs.
2,80,840 crore.
 Tata Group contributed Rs. 3865 crore for
social welfare and environmental projects and
charity purpose.

39. Tata Group Sector Wise operation:
The above chart indicates the contribution of each sector, to the
net income of the group in terms of percentage.

40. Awards and Achievements:
 Tata Motors was ranked 'No. 1 in Nielsen's
Corporate Image Monitor Survey 2012‘ in
India.
 Won the 'Golden Peacock Environment
Management Award' for Corporate Social
Responsibility for 2011.
 Conferred with the 'Sword of Honour
Award' by the British Safety Council, UK.
Tata Motors:

41. Tata Motors:
 Won the prestigious 'Safety Innovation
Award' 2011.
 Jaguar E-type won ‘The most iconic Car of
the Past 50 Years‘.
 Jaguar XKR-S won '2011 Sports Car of the
Year' by the German motoring magazine.

42. Tata Power:
 Tata Power has won the Business World's Most
Respected Company award in the power and
infrastructure sector in the 4th Survey carried
out amongst 1500 Indian companies by
Business World.
 Tata Power’s Haldia plant awarded 3rd prize for
‘Excellence in Suggestion Scheme’ at INSSAN.
 Tata Power was awarded "Best Fast Track
Completed Power Transmission Projects
award" at the 5th India Power Awards 2012.
 Tata Power has been awarded the Performance
Award by RCF for the year 2012.

43. Tata Steel:
 Tata Steel Ltd. Has been ranked among the
world’s top ten of the ‘Most Admired
Company’ by FORTUNE MAGAZINE for the
year 2012.
 Tata Steel is the 6th largest steel producer in the
world according to World Steel Association.
 Won ‘The National Safety Award’
consequently from 1994-99.

44. Tata Steel:
 Received ‘Rajiv Gandhi National Quality
Award’ in 1999 for quality systems.
 Conferred ‘S Vishwanathan Award’ for
maximum improvement in Business Excellence
from 2001-05.
 Won B.E Fair Award for sharing of unique and
best practices in 2002.

45. Tata Chemicals:
 Tata Chemicals has been ranked 4th in Carbon
Disclosure Index 2010.
 Tata Chemicals won The Millennium
Development Golds Award for promoting
access to universal education in 2013.
 Tata Salt won the Hall of Fame Award at
Economic Times Brand Equity Survey 2010.
 Best Social Responsibility Award from BSE in
2007.

46.  TCS is 4th most-valued IT service brand
globally.
 The Tata Consulting Engineering has been
ranked 188th among top international design
firms by ENR.
 TTSL has won Global HR Excellence Award
2009 by World HR Congress
And Many More…

47. Thank You…
Reference: Presented By:
www.tata.com Sumeet Soni
www.tata.in Bharat Kapta
HJD Institute