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Tata Steel in Europe Fact Sheet Sept 2020 TATA STEEL IN EUROPE Tata Steel is one of Europe’s leading steel producers, with steelmaking in the Netherlands and the UK, and manufacturing plants across Europe. The company makes high-quality strip steel products for demanding markets such as construction, automotive, packaging and engineering. KEY FACTS KEY DATES Headquarters Global: Mumbai, India 1905: Original Port Talbot European: London, UK steelworks opens Tata Steel Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran 1907: Tata Steel established Tata Steel group Chief 1912: T V Narendran Executive Ocer of steel at Jamshedpur, India Tata Steel Europe's Henrik Adam, Chief Executive Ocer 1918: IJmuiden steelworks company founded Executive Committee Karl Haider, Chief Commercial Ocer Sandip Biswas, Executive Director and Chief 1999: Corus formed through Financial Ocer merger of British Steel and Tor Farquhar, Executive Director Human Resources Koninklijke Hoogovens Helen Matheson, Director Legal and Company 2007: Tata Steel acquires Corus Secretary Ernst Hoogenes, Chief Technical Ocer DEDICATED CUSTOMER Deliveries from Tata 9.3 million tonnes in year to March 2020 Steel Europe SERVICE, BACKED BY INNOVATION Tata Steel has operations in 26 countries and a Global presence commercial presence in more than 50 countries Tata Steel’s whole business is geared towards understanding its customers’ needs. Primary steelmaking IJmuiden, Netherlands The company oers a range of dierent (Europe) Port Talbot, Wales, UK services backed up by world-class research and development facilities, a customer- European downstream Locations in UK, Netherlands, Germany, France, centric new product development process, a manufacturing Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Spain, Turkey, knowledgeable account management team operations Canada and the US staed with experts on individual market sectors and a range of customer technical Number of employees Europe: 20,500 services engineers who proactively help customers improve Tata Steel in Europe everything from the €7.1billion in year to March 2020 Revenue of their manufacturing lines to the performance of the end product in use. * ABOUT TATA GROUP Sustainability Operations In more than 100 countries Steel is the only material with a truly closed recycling loop. Steel is not Tata companies (largest) Tata Steel consumed; it is used again and again Tata Motors (inc. Jaguar Land Rover) without any loss of quality or strength. Tata Consultancy Services As one of the world’s leading steel Tata Power producers, Tata Steel is committed to the Tata Chemicals design of more sustainable products which Tata Global Beverages contribute to solutions which are lighter, Tata Communications last longer and use fewer resources to Indian Hotels produce. It strives to operate in a way that is safe for employees, is respectful to Employees (Financial 720,000 the environment and of the communities year ending March 2019) surrounding and impacted by its operations. Global sales (Financial US $113 billion year ending March 2019) Tata Steel's vision is to develop breakthrough technologies that power the future. We will develop and nurture Ownership Tata Sons (promoter company), 66% owned by innovations which have the potential philanthropic trusts which support education to change the way steel is produced and health initiatives and become carbon neutral by 2050. Website: www.tata.com Tata Steel in Europe: sales by market sector FY19-20 Tata Steel in Europe: sales by product FY19-20 Market sector breakdown (% sales volume) Product breakdown (% sales volume) 23 23 26.0 36.6 5 3 12 0.6 7 21.9 2.5 0.1 8 11 12.3 8 Legend Legend Manufactured goods Automotive Construction Metallic coated Hot/direct rolled dry Hot/direct rolled pickled Packaging Energy and Power Lifting and excaviting Packaging steel Cold rolled Tube Other transport Organic coated Building products Other products Manufactured goods include sales to General Industry, Independent Steel Service Centres and Semi- Semi Finished and electroplated/electrical steel are included within other products Finished sales Deliveries include all TSE sales in FY20 except General Trade & Services Other transport includes Aerospace, Defence & Security and Shipbuilding Packaging includes Consumer and Industrial Packaging Deliveries include all TSE sales in FY20 except General Trade & Services.
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