Tatas, best Indian brand globally: Survey
Tatas, best Indian brand globally: Survey
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Tata Legacy: Story of an Indian MNC
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Thats a err looong list of companies. I did not know tata portfolio is that big.
Had read all that when i was a TML employee,, but makes wonderful reading again
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The Energy and Resources Institute, commonly known as TERI (formerly Tata Energy Research Institute), established in 1974, is a research institute based in New Delhi focusing its research activities in the fields of energy, environment and sustainable development. According to Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP) at the International Relations Program, University of Pennsylvania, TERI was ranked 20 in the list of top global think tanks on environment and 16 in top global think tanks on science and technology.
The origins of TERI lie in Mithapur, a remote town in Gujarat, where a TATA engineer, Darbari Seth, was concerned about the enormous quantities of energy his factory spent on desalination. He proposed the idea of a research institute to tackle the depletion of natural resources and energy scarcity. JRD Tata, chairman of the TATA Group, liked the idea and accepted the proposal. TERI was set up with a modest corpus of 35 million rupees. On the invitation of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, TERI registered in Delhi in 1974 as the Tata Energy Research Institute.
It was renamed The Energy and Resources Institute in 2003
The Energy and Resources Institute - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The origins of TERI lie in Mithapur, a remote town in Gujarat, where a TATA engineer, Darbari Seth, was concerned about the enormous quantities of energy his factory spent on desalination. He proposed the idea of a research institute to tackle the depletion of natural resources and energy scarcity. JRD Tata, chairman of the TATA Group, liked the idea and accepted the proposal. TERI was set up with a modest corpus of 35 million rupees. On the invitation of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, TERI registered in Delhi in 1974 as the Tata Energy Research Institute.
It was renamed The Energy and Resources Institute in 2003
The Energy and Resources Institute - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tata is India's most valuble brand.
Improved it's position to 34th worldwide from 39th in 2013.
Tata is the only Indian brand which improved the position while all other Indian brands sliped and one brand was removed from the list of world's top brands. Tata's brand value has increased from USD 18.2 Billion to USD 21.1 billion, and it has consistantly improved its ranking since being placed 100th in the year 2007.
Other than Tata, the global ranking of all other four Indian companies has
dropped and they include SBI (ranked 347th), Airtel (ranked 381), Reliance Industries (ranked 413) and Indian Oil (ranked 474).
The Indian company which has dropped from the list this year is ITC which was ranked 445th in the year 2013.
According to Brand Finance, SBI's brand value has dropped from nearly USD 6 billion to USD 4 billion, while that of
Airtel has marginally risen from USD 3.74 billion to USD 3.8 billion. Reliance Industries' brand value has dropped from USD 3.7 billion to USD 3.5 billion and
that of IOC from USD 3.4 billion to USD 3.1 billion.
Tata apart, Indian brands slip in global list > afaqs! news & features
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-company/corporate-trends/tata-indias-most-valuable-brand-apple-on-top-globally/articleshow/30630388.cms
Improved it's position to 34th worldwide from 39th in 2013.
Tata is the only Indian brand which improved the position while all other Indian brands sliped and one brand was removed from the list of world's top brands. Tata's brand value has increased from USD 18.2 Billion to USD 21.1 billion, and it has consistantly improved its ranking since being placed 100th in the year 2007.
Other than Tata, the global ranking of all other four Indian companies has
dropped and they include SBI (ranked 347th), Airtel (ranked 381), Reliance Industries (ranked 413) and Indian Oil (ranked 474).
The Indian company which has dropped from the list this year is ITC which was ranked 445th in the year 2013.
According to Brand Finance, SBI's brand value has dropped from nearly USD 6 billion to USD 4 billion, while that of
Airtel has marginally risen from USD 3.74 billion to USD 3.8 billion. Reliance Industries' brand value has dropped from USD 3.7 billion to USD 3.5 billion and
that of IOC from USD 3.4 billion to USD 3.1 billion.
Tata apart, Indian brands slip in global list > afaqs! news & features
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-company/corporate-trends/tata-indias-most-valuable-brand-apple-on-top-globally/articleshow/30630388.cms
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Tata Group, through it's fully owned company Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) today tied up with RUAG Aviation of Switzerland - makers of Dornier Aircrafts.
" Our vision is to work with RUAG in having a full aircraft, equipped with all systems, flying out from a Tata Final Assembly. This will be of significant importance to the Indian Armed forces in their desire to produce products locally." - S Ramadorai, Chairman of TASL.
This is the first major investment proposal in Telangana after state formation.
RUAG is relaunching it's flagship Dornier Aircraft with a new engine and fully digital cockpit.
TASL - Joint ventures and subsidiaries:
- Tara Aerspace Systems Limited
Joint venture with Sikorsky Aircraft Company, USA for S-92 helicopter cabins.
- Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Limited
- Nova Integrated Systems Limited
For Missile systems, Radar systems, Unmanned Arial Vehicle (UAV) systems
- HELA Systems Pvt Ltd
Joint venture with ELTA Systems, Israel for Defence Electronics, Electronic Warfare systems.
- Avana Integrated Systems Limited
Joint venture with AGT International, Switzerland.
TASL has been recognised for its product quality by the American Helicopter Society, the premier global organisation for vertical flight.
" Our vision is to work with RUAG in having a full aircraft, equipped with all systems, flying out from a Tata Final Assembly. This will be of significant importance to the Indian Armed forces in their desire to produce products locally." - S Ramadorai, Chairman of TASL.
This is the first major investment proposal in Telangana after state formation.
RUAG is relaunching it's flagship Dornier Aircraft with a new engine and fully digital cockpit.
TASL - Joint ventures and subsidiaries:
- Tara Aerspace Systems Limited
Joint venture with Sikorsky Aircraft Company, USA for S-92 helicopter cabins.
- Tata Lockheed Martin Aerostructures Limited
- Nova Integrated Systems Limited
For Missile systems, Radar systems, Unmanned Arial Vehicle (UAV) systems
- HELA Systems Pvt Ltd
Joint venture with ELTA Systems, Israel for Defence Electronics, Electronic Warfare systems.
- Avana Integrated Systems Limited
Joint venture with AGT International, Switzerland.
TASL has been recognised for its product quality by the American Helicopter Society, the premier global organisation for vertical flight.
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Today (29th July 2014) is the 110th birth anniversary of JRD Tata (29 July 1904 - 29 November 1993)
Tata group's total revenue in 2013-14 is Rs 6,25,727 Crores (USD 103.27 Billion)
Revenue grew by 18.5% from last year.
Total employee count in 2013-14 is 5,81,473.
Tata Group has announced plans to invest USD 35 Billion (Rs 2.10 lac Crores) as Capex in three years with an objective to emerge as one amoung the top 25 business groups in the world. This was staed by Tata Group Chairman Cyrus Mistry in an internal meeting with group company CEOs on the occasion of 110th birth anniversary of JRD Tata.
Group has over 100 operating companies in seven business sectors such as communications and information technology, engineering, materials, services, energy, consumer products and chemicals.
Tata group's total revenue in 2013-14 is Rs 6,25,727 Crores (USD 103.27 Billion)
Revenue grew by 18.5% from last year.
Total employee count in 2013-14 is 5,81,473.
Tata Group has announced plans to invest USD 35 Billion (Rs 2.10 lac Crores) as Capex in three years with an objective to emerge as one amoung the top 25 business groups in the world. This was staed by Tata Group Chairman Cyrus Mistry in an internal meeting with group company CEOs on the occasion of 110th birth anniversary of JRD Tata.
Group has over 100 operating companies in seven business sectors such as communications and information technology, engineering, materials, services, energy, consumer products and chemicals.
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Okay guys, it it only me or others too believe that Tata still needs Mr. Ratan Tata and his vision to make some more massive moves?
In my views, retirement of Mr. Tata in itself is a loss for the MNC.
In my views, retirement of Mr. Tata in itself is a loss for the MNC.
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Tata Group is India's most valuable Brand.
The Tata Group has retained its place as the country's most valuable brand at USD 21 billion.
Its brand value increased by 16% (USD 3 billion) from last year.
Tata Group is India's most valuable brand
Tata Group tops Brand Finance list | Business Standard News
The Tata Group has retained its place as the country's most valuable brand at USD 21 billion.
Its brand value increased by 16% (USD 3 billion) from last year.
Tata Group is India's most valuable brand
Tata Group tops Brand Finance list | Business Standard News
That means I am not alone 
Definitely the vision of Mr. Tata is something Tata has lost, IMO he wasn't old enough to take a retirement so early. Cyrus Mistry seems to be an unknown personality, nothing from his side. I don't remember if I ever read a statement from his side on Tata Motors.
Definitely the vision of Mr. Tata is something Tata has lost, IMO he wasn't old enough to take a retirement so early. Cyrus Mistry seems to be an unknown personality, nothing from his side. I don't remember if I ever read a statement from his side on Tata Motors.
compilation about "tata" is appreciated; and tata's also have to be appreciated for their good ethics which is a scarce commodity prevalent among other contemporaries
Thanks autosafari for an elaborative article.
I hope TATA ASS should also feel pride to be associated with such a legacy, & behave / perform accordingly. Then I think sales charts could have been totally different. I always dream one day our indian brand names will be major international figures.
I hope TATA ASS should also feel pride to be associated with such a legacy, & behave / perform accordingly. Then I think sales charts could have been totally different. I always dream one day our indian brand names will be major international figures.
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Tata success story is based on humanity, philanthropy and ethics
By Peter Casey
(The writer Peter Casey is founder chairman of Claddagh Resources, a global recruitment firm. He is also a business columnist with Ireland's largest-selling newspaper The Sunday Independent)
Companies are traditionally organised on two lines - either to make money for their shareholders or, in idealised socialist theory, to deliver services for sections of the community. My book, The Greatest Company In The World? The Story of Tata, is a story about a truly unique company which was established to do both.
This company has not merely reformulated many of the business principles we have been taught for generations; it has turned them upside down. While many of its companies are publicly traded, the Tata Group has evolved from being a family-owned business to becoming one of the best-run and professionally-managed groups in the world.
My top three heroes - people who actually and positively changed the world we live in - are Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Jamsetji Tata. Jamsetji's legacy, like the other two, continues to change people's lives for the better on a daily basis. In business terms, he founded the greatest company in the world.
Tata success story is based on humanity, philanthropy and ethics - The Economic Times
By Peter Casey
(The writer Peter Casey is founder chairman of Claddagh Resources, a global recruitment firm. He is also a business columnist with Ireland's largest-selling newspaper The Sunday Independent)
Companies are traditionally organised on two lines - either to make money for their shareholders or, in idealised socialist theory, to deliver services for sections of the community. My book, The Greatest Company In The World? The Story of Tata, is a story about a truly unique company which was established to do both.
This company has not merely reformulated many of the business principles we have been taught for generations; it has turned them upside down. While many of its companies are publicly traded, the Tata Group has evolved from being a family-owned business to becoming one of the best-run and professionally-managed groups in the world.
My top three heroes - people who actually and positively changed the world we live in - are Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Jamsetji Tata. Jamsetji's legacy, like the other two, continues to change people's lives for the better on a daily basis. In business terms, he founded the greatest company in the world.
Tata success story is based on humanity, philanthropy and ethics - The Economic Times
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Tata is most valuable brand in India despite 11% decline in value
Tata remained India’s most valuable brand in 2015-16 with a brand valuation of $13.7 billion despite 11 per cent value erosion during the year due to troubles concerning its steel business in the U.K, according to Brand Finance India.
The top 10 brands of 2015-16
Tata ($13.7 billion)
LIC ($6.6 billion),
Airtel ($5.7 billion),
SBI ($5.7 billion),
Infosys ($4.7 billion),
Reliance ($3.5 billion),
ONGC ($3.4 billion),
L&T ($3.3 billion),
Indian Oil ($3.2 billion) and
HCL ($3.2 billion).
Brand Finance values the brands on basis of several factors.
These include the company’s revenue, profit and future prospects. All of these are evaluated in a competitive context and each brand is assigned a brand strength index.
Tata is most valuable brand despite 11% decline in value - The Hindu
Tata remained India’s most valuable brand in 2015-16 with a brand valuation of $13.7 billion despite 11 per cent value erosion during the year due to troubles concerning its steel business in the U.K, according to Brand Finance India.
The top 10 brands of 2015-16
Tata ($13.7 billion)
LIC ($6.6 billion),
Airtel ($5.7 billion),
SBI ($5.7 billion),
Infosys ($4.7 billion),
Reliance ($3.5 billion),
ONGC ($3.4 billion),
L&T ($3.3 billion),
Indian Oil ($3.2 billion) and
HCL ($3.2 billion).
Brand Finance values the brands on basis of several factors.
These include the company’s revenue, profit and future prospects. All of these are evaluated in a competitive context and each brand is assigned a brand strength index.
Tata is most valuable brand despite 11% decline in value - The Hindu