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    The document summarizes the history and expansion of the Tata Group, one of India's largest conglomerates. It traces the founding of the group in 1868 and highlights some of its major milestones, including establishing India's first steel plant in 1907, first airline in 1932, first software company in 1968, and acquiring Jaguar Land Rover in 2008. The summary discusses the group's current portfolio of companies, competitors, and strategies to achieve global leadership across various industries and serve more of the Indian population.

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    INTRODUCTION

    FOUNDATION

    1868: JAMSETJI NUSSERWANJI TATA LAY


    DOWN THE FOUNDATION OF ‘TATA
    GROUP’
    1874: GROUP'S ENTRY INTO TEXTILES ITS
    FIRST LARGE-SCALE INDUSTRIAL VENTURE.
    1902: TAJ MAHAL PALACE WAS SET UP,
    INDIA'S FIRST LUXURY HOTEL.
    1907: TATA STEEL IS ESTABLISHED TO SET
    UP INDIA'S FIRST IRON AND STEEL
    PLANT IN JAMSHEDPUR.
    **GROUP SETS UP ITS FIRST OFFICE
    OVERSEAS, TATA LIMITED IN LONDON.
    CONSOLIDATION

    1932: Tata Airlines is established, opening up


    the aviation sector in India. Air India was
    nationalized in 1953.
    1939: Tata Chemicals, now one of the largest
    producer of soda ash in the world, is established.
    1945: Tata Motors is established to manufacture
    locomotive and engineering products.
    1962: Tata Tea, one of the largest tea producers,
    is established.
    1968: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India's first
    software services company, is established. 
    EXPANSION

    1998: TATA ‘INDICA’ - INDIA'S FIRST INDIGENOUSLY DESIGNED


    AND MANUFACTURED CAR IS LAUNCHED BY TATA
    MOTORS,
    1999: THE NEW TATA GROUP CORPORATE MARK AND LOGO
    ARE LAUNCHED.  
    2000: TATA TEA ACQUIRES THE TETLEY GROUP, UK.
    2001: TATA AIG - A JOINT VENTURE BETWEEN THE TATA GROUP
    AND AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC (AIG),
    MARKS THE TATA RE- ENTRY INTO INSURANCE.  
    2002: TATA SONS ACQUIRES VSNL, INDIA'S LEADING
    INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
    PROVIDER.
    2004: TATA MOTORS ACQUIRES THE HEAVY VEHICLES UNIT OF
    DAEWOO MOTORS, SOUTH KOREA.
    EXPANSION

    2005: Tata Steel acquires Singapore-based NatSteel.


    Tata Communications acquired Tyco Global Network, making it
    world's largest providers of submarine cable bandwidth.
    2006: Tata Sky satellite television service launched across the
    country.
    2007: Tata Steel acquires the Anglo-Dutch company Corus, making it
    the world's fifth-largest steel producer.
    The Taj acquires Campton Place Hotel in San Francisco.
    2008: Tata Motors acquires the Jaguar and Land Rover brands from
    the Ford Motor Company.
    2009: Tata Motors announces commercial launch of the Tata Nano;
    Tata Teleservices announces pan-India GSM service with
    DOCOMO Japan.
    2010: TRF acquires UK-based Hewitt Robins International.
    Tata communication acquired BT Group’s Mosaic business.
    TATA TATA SKY
    STEEL

    NAN
    O
    TATA MOTORS

    TATA POWER
    TAJ HOTELS

    TATA CHEMICALS
    TATA GROUP TODAY – MARKET
    VALUE
    Competitors

     TATA Steel: Arcelor-Mittal, Essar Group, SAIL


     TATA Motors: Ford, General Motors, Suzuki
     TATA Consultancy: IBM Global, Infosys Tech., Wipro
     TATA Power: NTPC, CESC Ltd., Reliance Infra.
    MARKET
    DEVELOPME
    STRATEGY NT

    PRODUCT
    DEVELOPME
    NT
    Next 5 Years
     Global leadership in IT Services, Steel, Hotels,
    Automobiles, Chemicals, Beverages, Telecom,
     Developing products and services to serve the
    larger base of the pyramid in INDIA, AFRICA & ASIA,
     Domestic leadership in telecom & power,
     Aggressive domestic growth in retail,
    hospitality, financial services and real estate,
     Increase the level of community and rural
    development by the trusts and companies.
    Industrial Practice First
    • 1912: Eight hour working day
    • 1915: Free medical aid
    • 1917: Schooling facility for children
    • 1920: Leave with pay, workers PF scheme
    Social Corporate Responsibility
    Endowments for creation of national institutions
    • Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore(1911)
    • Tata Institute of Social Sciences,
    • Tata institute of Fundamental Research,
    • National Center For Performing Arts

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