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25/04/11 3:09 Pm ).4%'2)49 21100224_Tata_Group Brochure_2k11_Corporate_Cover.indd 1 25/04/11 3:09 PM ).4%'2)49 %8#%,,%.#% 5.$%234!.$).' 5.)49 2%30/.3)"),)49 0UBLISHEDIN-ARCH 21100224_Tata_Group Brochure_2k11_Corporate_Cover.indd 2 25/04/11 3:09 PM The Tata Commitment At the Tata Group we are committed to improving the quality of life of the communities we serve. We do this by striving for leadership and global competitiveness in the business sectors in which we operate. Our practice of returning to society what we earn evokes trust among consumers, employees, shareholders and the community. We are committed to protecting this heritage of leadership with trust through the manner in which we conduct our business. 01_Tata Main Brochures (001-011).indd 1 4/1/11 10:30:18 AM Group materials engineering information technology & communications An Introduction .....................................04 Automotive Information Technology Metals • Tata Motors ............................................... 22 Group History ........................................06 • Tata Steel .......................................14 Subsidiaries / Associates / JVs • Tata Consultancy Services............ 38 • Jaguar Land Rover Tata Elxsi ........................................42 Subsidiaries / Associates / JVs • Tata Marcopolo Motors • Tata Technologies .........................44 International Locations .........................09 • Tata Steel Europe (Corus) • Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle Company • • NatSteel Holdings •Tata Motors (Thailand) • Tata Interactive Systems .............. 47 • Tata Steel Thailand • Tata Technologies • Tata Business Support Services ...48 • Tinplate Company of India • Tata Cummins • HV Transmissions and HV Axles • Tayo Rolls Promoter Companies • TAL Manufacturing Solutions • Tata Steel Processing and Distribution • Tata Motors European Technical Centre Communications • Tata Refractories • Tata Motors Finance Tata Sons ............................................10 • • Tata Sponge Iron • Hispano Carrocera • Tata Sky .........................................49 Subsidiaries & Divisions • Tata Metaliks • Tata AutoComp Systems • Tata Teleservices ........................... 50 • TML Distribution Company • Tata Consulting Engineers • Tata Metaliks Kubota Pipes Tata Communications ...................52 • Concorde Motors • • Tata Housing Development Company • Tata Pigments • Tata Petrodyne • Jamshedpur Injection Powder • Tata AutoComp Systems .......................... 28 • Tata Financial Services • TM International Logistics JVs • Tata Quality Management Services • mjunction services • Tata AutoComp Systems Limited Interiors and • TRF Plastics Division • Jamshedpur Utility and Service • Nanjing Tata AutoComp Systems • Tata Industries ...................................11 Company • Tata Johnson Controls Automotive • Tata Toyo Radiator Divisions • The Indian Steel and Wire Products • Tata Yazaki AutoComp • Tata Strategic Management Group • Tata BlueScope Steel • Automotive Stampings & Assemblies • Tata Interactive Systems • Dhamra Port Company • Tata Ficosa • Lanka Special Steel • TACO Composites • Sila Eastern Company • Tata AutoComp GY Batteries • Tata Steel KZN • TACO Hendrickson Suspensions • Tata NYK • Telco Construction Equipment • S&T Mining Company Company ................................................... 30 • Rawmet Ferrous Industries Engineering Products & Services Associated Sector • Tata Projects ..............................................31 • Tata Refractories ............................18 • Voltas ........................................................ 32 • Tata Consulting Engineers ....................... 34 Composites • TRF ............................................................. 35 • Tata Advanced Materials ...............19 01_Tata Main Brochures (001-011).indd 2 4/1/11 10:30:18 AM Overview energy services consumer products chemicals • Tata Power ................................56 Hotels, Property Development • Tata Global Beverages ............76 • Tata Chemicals ........................88 Subsidiaries • Titan Industries .......................80 • Rallis India ...............................91 • North Delhi Power Limited • Indian Hotels (Taj Hotels Resorts • Infi niti Retail ............................83 • Advinus ....................................93 (NDPL) and Palaces) .................................62 • Trent .........................................84 • Powerlinks Transmission Tata Realty and Infrastructure ....65 • Tata Power Trading Co. • • Strategic Electronics Division • Tata Housing Development (SED) Company ......................................66 • NELCO • JUSCO ...........................................67 • Drive India Enterprise Solution • Tata BP Solar ............................59 Limited (DIESL).............................68 Financial Services international operations .....94 • Tata AIG Life • Tata International ...............................98 Insurance Company .....................69 • Tata AIG General Insurance Company .....................69 corporate social responsibility • Tata Asset Management ..............70 • Tata Investment Corporation ......70 • Trusts ....................................................100 • Tata Capital ..................................71 • Institutes .............................................106 • NCPA ..................................................... 108 Other Services • Sports ...................................................109 • Tata Council for • Tata Strategic ...............................72 Community Initiatives.................... 110 • Tata Services ................................73 • Product Index ....................................111 01_Tata Main Brochures (001-011).indd 3 4/1/11 10:30:18 AM THE TATA GROUP The Tata Group comprises operating companies in seven business sectors : Materials, Engineering, Information Technology and Communications, Energy, Services, Consumer Products and Chemicals. The Group was founded in the last quarter of the 19th century in India when the country had just set out on the road to gaining independence from British rule. Consequently, the founders of the Group aligned business opportunities with nation building. This approach remains ingrained into the Group’s ethos even today even as it spreads its operations to other geographies. The Tata Group is today India’s largest conglomerate with revenues of $67.4 bn in the fi nancial year ending March 31, 2010. The Group companies had 396,517 people on their rolls on March 31, 2010. Its 28 publicly listed companies have a combined market capitalisation which is one of the highest among all business houses in India and a shareholder base of over 3.5 million. Group companies export products and services to over 85 countries and have operations in over 80 countries. The Tata companies share a set of fi ve core values derived from the Group’s early beliefs which even today drive all business decisions. These values are : Integrity, Understanding, Excellence, Unity and Responsibility. The Group and its companies have been distinctive in their adherence to business ethics and their commitment to corporate social responsibility. This legacy has earned the trust of the Group’s stakeholders in a measure few business houses can match. 01_Tata Main Brochures (001-011).indd 4 4/1/11 10:30:18 AM GROUP HOLDING STRUCTURE Board of Directors Sir Dorabji Tata Trust Sir Ratan Tata Trust Other Tata-endowed Trusts Mr. Ratan N Tata Chairman •• Mr. Farrokh K Kavarana •• 66% shareholding Dr. Jamshed J Irani • 50% shareholding Mr. R Gopalakrishnan • Tata Sons Limited Mr. Ishaat Hussain Finance Director•• (Major shareholdings) Mr. R K Krishna Kumar • Tata Consultancy Services •• 04 • Tata Steel 05 Mr. Arun R Gandhi • Tata Motors • • Tata Power Tata Industries Limited Mr. Cyrus P Mistry • Tata Communications • • Tata Chemicals Mr. Kishor A Chaukar • Tata Global Beverages Managing Director • • Indian Hotels (Major shareholdings) • Titan • Tata Advanced Materials Mr. S Ramadorai • Voltas • Tata AutoComp Systems • • Tata Elxsi • Tata Industrial Services Mr. B Muthuraman • Trent • • Tata Investment Corporation • Drive India Enterprise Solutions • Tata Teleservices • Advinus Therapeutics Mr. Prasad R Menon • • Tata International • Tata AIG General Insurance Company Mr. Ravi Kant • • Tata AIG Life Insurance Company • Tata Sky Mr. K R S Jamwal • Tata Asset Management Executive Director• • Tata Advanced Systems • Tata Capital • Tata Realty and Infrastructure • Tata Sons Limited • Tata Industries Tata Industries Limited • Tata Petrodyne • • Tata Housing • Tata Consulting Engineers 01_Tata Main Brochures (001-011).indd 5 4/1/11 10:30:18 AM group history 1868 Jamsetji Nusserwanji 1902 1910 Tata starts a The Indian Hotels Company The fi rst of the three private trading fi rm 1917 is incorporated to set up the Tata Electric Companies, laying the foundation Taj Mahal Palace and Tower, the Tata Hydro-Electric The Tatas enter the of the Tata Group. India’s fi rst luxury hotel, Power Supply Company, consumer goods which opened in 1903. is set up to generate segment as electricity. the Tata Oil Mills Company is established to make soaps, detergents and 1911 cooking oils. 1907 The Indian Institute of Science is established The Tata Iron and Steel in Bengaluru to serve Company is established to set as a centre for up India’s fi rst iron and steel 1912 advanced learning. plant in Jamshedpur, which Tata Steel introduces 1932 1874 started production in 1912. eight-hour working Tata Airlines, days, well before The Central India
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