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Integrated Annual Report FY 2020-21 Responsive. Integrated Resilient. Annual Report 2020-21 82nd Year Responsible. Basis of Reporting Materiality Assurance Engagements (ISAE) 3000 Revised Our six capitals We cover key material aspects, identified through and Type 1 “Moderate level” of Assurance We have based our annual report on the principles ongoing stakeholder engagement and addressed under AA1000 Assurance Standard (AA1000AS of Integrated Reporting <IR>, a global benchmark Financial Capital Responsive. V3) in respect of the Principles of inclusivity, for best practices in corporate reporting with our by various programmes or action points with materiality, responsiveness and impact A balanced cost-effective funding mix philosophy of making disclosures beyond statutory measurable targets. as defined in the AA1000 Accountability (debt and equity) and deployed for norms. With each passing year, we continue to Responsiveness enrich our report with additional disclosures to Principles Standard (2018) (the “AA1000 sustaining and creating value across Resilient. This Report, amongst one of our interaction and provide relevant information to all our stakeholders Accountability Principles”). The assurance all capitals communication elements, reflects our ability to criteria, methodology and conclusion are on our value creation process using the multiple manage our operations while accounting and capitals which helps them make informed presented in the assurance report. The responding to stakeholders' concerns. assurance report is available on the Company’s Manufactured Capital Responsible. decisions. website at: https://www.tatachemicals.com/ Infrastructure such as plants, warehousing Impact With eight decades of customer-centric approach, we This Report is prepared in accordance We are accountable to the larger ecosystem and IRAssurance2021.htm. and logistics facilities and physical assets that respond with agility to all stakeholders’ needs to create with the: we continuously monitor and evaluate our impact enable us to ensure efficient operations and across our value chain. The Report covers the value and being resilient during the most challenging Companies Act, 2013 (and the Rules made Forward-looking statements generate long-term returns information that is material to our stakeholders thereunder) Certain statements in this Report regarding periods. Sustainability forms the very basis of our business and the Company and presents an overview of Indian Accounting Standards our business operations may constitute growth aspirations in line with our commitments to the Company's operations along with associated Intellectual Capital SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure forward-looking statements. These include all activities that help in short, medium and long- corporate responsibility. Requirements) Regulations, 2015 statements other than statements of historical Science knowledge, research & development term value creation. These issues have significant fact, including those regarding the financial Secretarial Standards business impact and are key to the Company’s (R&D) capabilities, information technology position, business strategy, management plans infrastructure and digitalisation which Internationally recognised value-creation process. and objectives for future operations. Forward- enables us to develop competitive products frameworks and guidelines followed looking statements can be identified by words and win market share include: Accountability such as 'believes', 'estimates', 'anticipates', The Management of the Company under the 'expects', 'intends', 'may', 'will', 'plans', 'outlook' United Nations Global Compact supervision of the Managing Director has reviewed and other words of similar meaning in S ocial & Relationship Capital Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards the Report content. connection with a discussion of future operating The collaborative relationships with the AA1000 Accountability Principles 2018 or financial performance. <IR> framework of the International Integrated communities, supply chain partners and Reporting period, scope and Forward-looking statements are necessarily Reporting Council (IIRC) dependent on assumptions, data or methods customers led by our welfare initiatives to assurance strengthen our reputation of long-term The following principles of AA1000 that may be incorrect or imprecise and that This Report covers financial and non-financial may be incapable of being realised and as such, partner of choice and secure licence Accountability Principles 2018 have At Tata Chemicals Limited, we Our business model integrates information and activities of Tata Chemicals Limited are not intended to be a guarantee of future to operate been applied: (‘the Company’ or ‘TCL’) for the period April 1, 2020 results, but constitute our current expectations have drawn strength from our core all these advantages to retain a Inclusivity to March 31, 2021. While the financial information based on reasonable assumptions. Actual results Human Capital competencies; science expertise of sustainable competitive edge. We commit accountability to stakeholders directly has been audited by B S R & Co. LLP, Chartered could differ materially from those projected 80+ years; differentiated products Alongside, we make continuous efforts Accountants, the non-financial information as or indirectly impacted by our organisation. We in any forward-looking statements due to The knowledge, skills, experience and and solutions for businesses across to simplify our business and scale our have mapped them and have processes to ensure referred to in the assurance report has been assured various events, risks, uncertainties and other motivation of our employees who enable us by Price Waterhouse Chartered Accountants LLP several key sectors; manufacturing and portfolio across new, value-added inclusion of their concerns and expectations. We factors. We neither assume any obligation to create value continue to develop our stakeholder engagement (PWCALLP). nor intend to update or revise any forward- operational excellence; international chemistries. Each business decision, looking statements, whether as a result of new distribution capabilities; committed followed by action, has the principles and sustainability capacity at corporate and The assurance is in accordance with the limited Natural Capital manufacturing levels. assurance criteria of the International Standards on information, future events or otherwise. and highly skilled teams and corporate of sustainability embedded in it. The renewable and non-renewable natural governance benchmarked to the resources such as raw materials, land, water highest standards. United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) prioritised and energy which we use in our operations to generate social and economic value and the resultant environmental impacts CONTENTS Integrated Report Statutory Reports Financial Statements 02 Delivering Science-led Solutions for a Better 12 Strategy to Unlock Potential and Deliver Value 34 Intellectual Capital: Building Competitive 46 Natural Capital: Addressing Environmental 60 Board’s Report 148 Standalone Financial Statements Tomorrow Sustainably Edge with Innovation Challenges for a Sustainable World 87 Management Discussion and Analysis 216 Consolidated Financial Statements 04 FY 2020-21 Operational and Strategic 16 Material Issues Impacting Value Creation 36 Digitalisation 50 Basic Chemistry Products 109 Corporate Governance Report 299 Form AOC-1 Highlights 19 Engaging with Our Stakeholders 37 Strengthening our People, Assets and 54 Performance Materials 133 Business Responsibility Report 05 Responding to Covid-19 with Resilience 20 Risk Management Environmental Safety Practices 55 Nutrition Sciences 06 Ensuring Good Governance 26 Financial Capital: Managing Finances 40 Human Capital: Building a Diverse, Future- 57 Agri Sciences Ready Workforce 301 Notice 08 Corporate Information Prudently 59 Results at Glance 09 MD & CEO’s Message 28 Manufactured Capital: Focussing on Operational 42 Social and Relationship Capital: Contributing 317 Financial Statistics to a Thriving Society 10 Our Business Model Excellence and Quality Leadership 319 Abbreviations Integrated Report Statutory Reports Financial Statements Integrated Annual Report 2020-21 Delivering Science-led 60-146 147-300 Solutions for a Better Tomorrow Tata Chemicals Limited is a Science-led Basic Chemistry Products Delivering chemistry solutions company and is a part of the Tata Group. With US$ 106 billion* turnover, the Tata Group operates in more Business enablers Science-led than 100 countries across six continents, • Global Presence • Strong corporate • Operational with a mission "To improve the quality of • World-class brand and a partner excellence and cost manufacturing of choice to glass, competitiveness Manufactures Soda Ash, Sodium Solutions life of the communities we serve globally, facilities detergent, food, Bicarbonate, Salt and other feed and pharma through long-term stakeholder value products • Efficient in creation based on leadership with trust". distribution with companies for a Better lean supply chain We develop science-led innovative and depot network products and solutions based on Tomorrow deep knowledge of chemistry, for a Specialty Products better tomorrow. With our world-class manufacturing facilities, we provide Business enablers distinct value to our customers. Deep understanding Green patented Strong R&D We develop technologies to provide of high-performance technology for Silica capabilities
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