Tata Chemicals

By Manoj Kumar

NEW DELHI, June 23 (Reuters) - India must resolve investor disputes faster and ease working conditions for foreign firms to help the country compete for global capital and accelerate growth toward 8%-10%, the president of the Confederation of Indian Industry said.

"Arbitration has got to close in a matter of months," R. Mukundan, the head of the industrial chamber, said in an interview with Reuters on Monday, adding India needed to build its capacity to resolve disputes to match jurisdictions such as Singapore.

Referring to rules requiring investors to spend up to five years pursuing domestic remedies before international arbitration, Mukandan said: "Even three years is too long."

His comments come as India considers changes to its 2016 bilateral investment treaty framework to attract more foreign capital from partner nations. One part of this treaty is a requirement that foreign investors exhaust domestic legal remedies for five years before seeking international arbitration.

India has received weak net foreign direct investment in recent years at $7.7 billion in the year ended March 2026, compared to $20.2 billion for Vietnam and $24.2 billion for Indonesia in 2024.

Mukundan, who also serves as chief executive of Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS, said India needed to sharpen its overall investment climate to compete with other destinations on the ease and cost of doing business.

He said India would continue to attract investment and grow, but faster expansion would require deeper reforms.

"Investment will still happen," he said. "But if you want to go to eight, nine, or 10% growth, we need to address these, we need to reform even more."

Mukundan also said industry was awaiting the conclusion of an India-U.S. trade deal, which could give India access to technology, capital, investment and markets.

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May 26 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• TATA CHEMICALS LTD - HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT REJECTS TATA CHEMICALS' CLAIM OVER LEGACY WASTEWATER CHANNELS

• TATA CHEMICALS LTD - GPCB TO CONDUCT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND DETERMINE REMEDIATION WITHIN THREE MONTHS

• TATA CHEMICALS LTD - NO OPERATIONAL IMPACT AS LEGACY CHANNELS NOT IN USE

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** Chemicals manufacturer Tata Chemicals' TTCH.NS shares fall 1.2% to 796.1 rupees

** Co posts wider Q4 loss after booking a 18.37 billion- rupee goodwill impairment in its U.S. business

** Reports Q4 consolidated net loss of 21.32 billion rupees, compared to a loss of 560 million rupees a year earlier

** Motilal Oswal says slowdown led by subdued performance across all of TTCH's businesses, hit by lower realizations and higher fixed costs

** Brokerage lowers FY27-28 EBITDA estimates factoring in weak Q4 performance and near-term macro environment; reiterates "neutral" rating

** Three of 6 brokerages rate the stock "sell" or lower; their median PT is 750 rupees

** YTD, stock up 4.8% vs a 8% decline in benchmark Nifty 50 Index .NSEI

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May 4 (Reuters) - India's Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS posted a substantially wider fourth‑quarter loss on Monday after booking a 18.37 billion rupees goodwill impairment in its U.S. business, overshadowing weak conditions in global soda ash markets.

Here are some key numbers from the earnings report:

• Consolidated net loss of 21.32 billion rupees for the quarter ended March 31, compared with a loss of 560 million rupees a year earlier.

• Revenue from operations fell 2% to 34.38  billion rupees, as lower soda ash prices offset steady sales volumes in the segment, which remains the company’s key volume driver, accounting for about two‑thirds of total sales.

• Tata Chemicals said the impairment was triggered by adverse market conditions in the United States, citing trade‑related uncertainty and geopolitical developments that weighed on demand and future cash‑flow expectations.

• The basic chemistry segment, which houses the soda ash business, swung to a segment loss of 18.02  billion rupees, from a profit a year earlier, while the specialty products segment posted a profit of 460  million rupees.

(Reporting by Abhinav Parmar and Pranav Kashyap in Bengaluru; Editing by Harikrishnan Nair and Ronojoy Mazumdar)

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** Shares of Rallis India Ltd RALL.NS rise as much as 5.3% to 274.98 rupees

** Agri inputs maker reports narrower Q4 loss of 150 mln rupees ($1.6 mln) vs 320 mln rupees a year ago; rev up 6%

** Co says recorded moderate growth during the quarter, supported by volume expansion and stable pricing

** More than 878,000 shares traded as of 10:11 A.M. IST, 2.4x their 30-day moving avg

** Mean rating of stock is 'hold'; their median PT is 263.5 rupees - data compiled by LSEG

** RALL last up 1.4%, cutting YTD losses to 6.7%

($1 = 94.4600 Indian rupees)

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** Tata Group entities Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS and Tata Investment TINV.NS rise as much as 12.2% and about 10.9%, respectively

** Shapoorji Pallonji Group's chairperson Shapoor Mistry reiterated call for Tata Sons' listing, in a statement on Friday

** "...we would like to reiterate that a timely listing of Tata Sons is not merely a regulatory compliance but a necessary evolution" - statement

** SP Group is largest minority shareholder of Tata Sons, with an 18.37% stake, according to reports

** Tata Sons is Tata Group's investment holding company; owns 30.8% and 73% in TTCH and TINV, respectively

** TTCH, TINV hold stakes in Tata Sons

** YTD, TTCH down nearly 10%, TINV about 4.6%

(Reporting by Devika Nair in Bengaluru)

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March 31 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• TATA CHEMICALS LTD - GHUL TRANSFERS ALL ASSETS, INVESTMENTS TO HFUK

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** Domestic soda ash makers DCW DCWL.NS and GHCL GHCH.NS rise 2% and 3%, respectively, while Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS trades steady after India's Directorate General of Trade Remedies initiates safeguard investigation into soda ash imports

** Alkali Manufacturers' Association of India on behalf of DCWL, GHCH, TTCH, RSPL and Nirma has filed an application, seeking safeguard investigation and quantitative restrictions on soda ash imports

** Applicants allege that sudden, sharp increase in soda ash imports has hurt domestic producers through lower prices, reduced profits since 2022-23

** Applicants claim imports have mainly increased from the U.S., Turkey and Russia, driven by disruptions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and weaker demand in Turkey

** Year-to-date, shares of DCW, GHCL, TTCH down 28%, 18%, 14.5%, respectively

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Feb 2 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• APPROVED 5.15 BILLION RUPEES INVESTMENT FOR SETTING UP GREENFIELD MANUFACTURING FACILITY FOR IODISED VACUUM SALT DRIED

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** Shares of Rallis India rise 2.32% to 235.55 rupees

** The agri chemicals firm posted a 19% jump in quarterly revenue y/y to 6.23 billion rupees ($67.96 million) on Tuesaday

** Co's quarterly performance driven by strong volume growth across segments, ICICI Securities says

** Brokerage says co's overall performance better than expected in the backdrop of multiple headwinds which impacted Q2 numbers

** Stock on track to snap five session of losses

** Trading vols at 1.27 mln shares, about 3x the 30-day avg of 464,012 shares

** Mean rating of stock is 'hold'; median PT is 290 rupees - data compiled by LSEG

** RALL closed ~5% down in 2025, about 18% down so far in 2026

($1 = 91.6700 Indian rupees)

(Reporting by Surbhi Misra in Bengaluru)

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Oct 28 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS:

• TO CONSIDER ISSUANCE OF NON-CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES

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July 25 (Reuters) - India's Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS reported a rise in first-quarter profit on Friday, as lower expenses limited the impact of lower soda ash prices and subdued volumes.

The chemical maker's consolidated net profit rose 87% to 2.52 billion rupees ($29.1 million) in the quarter ended June 30.

Its revenue from operations dropped 1.9% to 37.19 billion rupees. However, expenses declined at a faster rate of 3.4% to 36.21 billion rupees, on inventory gain and a drop in power and fuel expenses.

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KEY CONTEXT

Global soda ash prices, which account for two-thirds of Tata Chemicals' sales volume, remained under pressure due to an oversupply from China. Prices of the chemical slumped about 34% during the April-June quarter, according to analysts at PL Capital.

Demand for flat and container glass, which uses soda ash in production, is steadily increasing in India, with Mordor Intelligence projecting a compounded annual growth rate of 5.42% through 2030.

However, heavy dumping of the chemical by Chinese exporters has sharply decreased prices. Analysts said anti-dumping investigations may result in safeguard duties, supporting domestic producers.

PEER COMPARISON

* Mean of analysts' ratings standardised to a scale of Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, Sell, and Strong Sell

** Ratio of the stock's last close to analysts' mean price target; a ratio above 1 means the stock is trading above the PT

APRIL-JUNE STOCK PERFORMANCE

-- All data from LSEG

-- $1 = 86.4850 rupees

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** Shares of Rallis India RALL.NS rise as much as 9% to 385.75 rupees
** Agri chemicals firm's Q1 net profit nearly doubled to 950 mln rupees ($11.1 mln), rev up 22.2% y/y
** Adds, market placement in Q1 benefited from early onset of monsoon, global demand has also started showing signs of recovery in a few products
** More than 22.1 mln shares traded as of 12:44 p.m. IST, 32.6x their 30-day moving avg; busiest day yet since Oct. 16, 2024
** Mean rating of stock is 'sell'; median PT is 234 rupees - data compiled by LSEG
** RALL last up 3.6%, adding to YTD gains of 19.6%

($1 = 85.8125 Indian rupees)

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** Brokerage HSBC says strong rainfall and sowing trends support positive fundamentals for Indian agrochemical companies in the first half of FY2026

** 2025 monsoon arrived early on May 24, with an initial 31% rainfall deficit but a revival since then has pushed rainfall above average, with overall levels 2% above normal as of June 23

** Brokerage says good monsoon and higher crop sowing expected to boost seed and pesticide consumption

** HSBC maintains 'Buy' on UPL UPLL.NS and Dhanuka Agritech DHNP.NS, 'Hold' on Bayer CropScience BAYE.NS, and 'Reduce' on Rallis India RALL.NS

** YTD, UPL has gained ~29%, Dhanuka Agritech rose ~13%, Bayer CropScience edged up 1.9%, while Rallis India added 3.1%

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May 7 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• Q4 CONSOL NET LOSS 560 MILLION RUPEES

• Q4 CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 35.09 BILLION RUPEES

• DIVIDEND OF 11 RUPEES PER SHR

• TO RAISE FUNDS WORTH 2 BLN RUPEES

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April 30 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• TATA CHEMICALS LTD - BOARD TO CONSIDER FUND RAISING VIA TERM LOANS OR DEBENTURES

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** Rallis India RALL.NS falls 4.7% to 242 rupees

** Agricultural chemicals producer's Q4 loss expands to 320 mln rupees ($3.8 mln) from year-ago 210 mln rupees, hurt by increased expenses; rev down 1.4%

** More than 1.5 mln shares traded, ~3.5x the 30-day avg

** Stock rated "sell" on avg; median PT is 250 rupees, per data compiled by LSEG

** RALL falls 18% YTD

($1 = 85.4300 Indian rupees)

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** Shares of Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS down 4% to 909.6 rupees

** The chemicals firm posts Q3 net loss of 530 million rupees ($6.1 mln) vs profit of 1.58 billion rupees a year ago

** Co registers one-time charge of 700 million rupees in its UK operations, along with lower soda ash prices amid soft demand

** More than 2.1 million shares traded, about twice its 30-day moving avg

** Stock trading below its 50-, 100- and 200-day simple moving avgs since late Dec, indicating bearish sentiment

** Avg rating of seven analysts is a "sell" and median PT is 879 rupees, about 3% lower than current price - LSEG

** Stock fell 4.7% in 2024

($1 = 87.0300 Indian rupees)

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Feb 3 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• Q3 CONSOL NET LOSS 530 MILLION RUPEES

• Q3 CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 35.9 BILLION RUPEES

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** Shares of agricultural chemicals producer Rallis India Ltd RALL.NS fall 6.8% to 270 rupees after Q3 results

** The Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS subsidiary reports 54% y/y decline in net profit to 110 mln rupees ($1.27 million)

** Co faced pricing pressures and lower demand in its export business and 'intense market competition' in domestic business, it said in a regulatory filing

** Co's revenue from operations falls 12.7% to 5.22 bln rupees

** Monday's losses trim 12-month gain to 3.07%

** Stock rated 'sell' on avg by 13 analysts, median PT is 274 rupees - LSEG data

($1 = 86.4820 Indian rupees)

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Nov 12 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• TATA CHEMICALS - UNIT APPROVES CAPITAL INVESTMENT OF £60 MILLION TO BUILD PLANT IN UK

• TATA CHEMICALS - UNIT APPROVES PROPOSAL TO CEASE CHEMICAL PRODUCTION AT LOSTOCK PLANT BY JAN END 2025

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** Shares of Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS fall as much as 3.1% to 1,040.20 rupees

** Chemical products maker reported ~55% y/y fall in Q2 consol net profit to 1.94 bln rupees ($23.08 mln), rev rose 0.03% y/y

** Total expenses rose nearly 7% to 38.03 bln rupees, with freight and forwarding charges rising nearly 32%

** Stock on track to snap 3 weeks of gains, if trend holds

** More than 720,000 shares traded as of 9:55 a.m. IST vs their 30-day moving avg of more than 1.9 mln shares

** Mean rating of 7 brokerages is 'sell'; their median PT is 881 rupees - LSEG data

** TTCH last down 2.8%, adding to YTD losses of 5.5% so far

($1 = 84.0620 Indian rupees)

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Oct 17 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• TATA CHEMICALS Q2 CONSOL NET PROFIT 1.94 BILLION RUPEES

• TATA CHEMICALS Q2 CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 39.99 BILLION RUPEES

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** Shares of Rallis India RALL.NS rise 11.5% to 359.45 rupees

** Agrochemical firm reports a 19.5% rise in Sept-qtr net profit to 980 million rupees (~$11.7 million) while rev from ops jumps 11.5%

** RALL on track for fourth straight session of gains

** Busiest session for stock since early August; more than 3.6 mln shares change hands, over 11 times the 30-day avg in early trade

** Avg rating of analysts covering RALL at "sell" vs a "buy" rating both for larger peers UPL UPLL.NS and Dhanuka Agritech DHNP.NS

** RALL's median PT is at 250 rupees - LSEG data

** Stock up ~44% so far this year vs a ~3% fall in UPLL and a ~44% rise in DHNP

($1 = 84.0650 Indian rupees)

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Adds former Tata executive comment paragraph 7-8

By Aditya Kalra and Aditi Shah

NEW DELHI, Oct 11 (Reuters) - The half-brother of Ratan Tata was appointed on Friday as the head of the powerful and influential philanthropic arm of India's Tata group, giving him indirect control of the $165 billion conglomerate.

Tata Trusts said Noel Tata, 67, will be its new chairman after the death this week of Ratan Tata, one of India's best-known corporate titans. The decision followed "many old-timers" in the group wanting him to lead the venture, said one Tata executive.

The parent company, Tata Sons, oversees 30 firms across consumer goods, hotels, automobiles and airlines and has become a global juggernaut over the years, with brands such as Jaguar Land Rover and Tetley Tea in its stable.

It owns Tata Consultancy Services, Taj Hotels and Air India and counts Starbucks SBUX.O and Airbus as partners in India.

Tata Trusts has a 66% ownership of Tata Sons, giving it power over big investment, philanthropic and strategic decisions by the conglomerate, company executives say.

Noel Tata, who is half-French, was already among the many trustees of the philanthropic arm, and also vice chairman of Tata Steel TISC.NS and chairman of Tata's popular retail fashion brand Trent.

"Noel is well versed with how Tata businesses are run. In retail, many people thought how will Tata compete with the big retailers. Noel has shown it," said Sanjay Singh, a former Tata Sons executive who retired in 2019.

"He has kept a low profile so the outer world doesn’t know him well, but he is quintessential Tata."

The trust earns dividends from Tata Sons but has no direct say over its operations. However, it appoints a third of the directors to Tata Sons who have veto power over board decisions.

The chairman of Tata Trusts "is powerful enough to decide board and key personnel" appointments at Tata Sons, a second senior company executive said.

While Tata Sons is not compelled to seek advice or guidance from the philanthropic arm, it's an "unsaid understanding" that there is consultation between leadership on both sides, the first executive added.

NOEL'S JOURNEY

The Tata group was set up in 1868 by Ratan's great grandfather, Jamsetji Tata.

A few years later, Jamsetji started charity work that has since expanded to sectors such as healthcare and sports, through many of the trusts in the philanthropic arm.

Ratan Tata started working at the family firm in 1962 and became the chairman of Tata Sons in 1991, taking the group to new heights while gaining a reputation as an extremely shy, soft-spoken executive with sharp business acumen.

Noel Tata is a graduate of Sussex University who has been associated with the group for more than 40 years. He serves on the board of various Tata companies.

As a previous managing director of Tata International, Noel grew the turnover of the trading arm to more than $3 billion from $500 million, a Tata Group website said.

The Tatas belong to the tiny Parsi community, which has included some of India's biggest business names, top nuclear scientists, world-class musicians and senior military officers.

Parsis follow the Zoroastrian faith, an ancient pre-Islamic religion of Iran. Some of its tenets, such as charity and doing good to others, have long been woven into the Tata heritage and business ethos.

Much of the dividend paid out by Tata Sons gets funneled into charitable trusts involved in philanthropic work.

Although the trusts' influence over the group is not often on display, the starkest such example was in 2016, when Ratan Tata had a falling out with Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry that led to the latter's ouster.

Mistry, another Parsi billionaire whose family owns a stake of about 18% in Tata Sons, died in a car accident in 2022.

One of his former advisers told Reuters this week that the Tata Trusts "without a doubt" exert unparalleled power over Tata Sons' functions, adding that they "work behind a veil."

Noel is an Irish citizen married to Mistry's sister.

(Reporting by Aditya Kalra and Aditi Shah
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By Tanvi Mehta

NEW DELHI, Oct 10 (Reuters) - India bade farewell on Thursday to one of its most respected corporate leaders - Ratan Tata, who expanded companies under his brand name into a global behemoth spanning multiple industries.

Ahead of a state funeral, hundreds of people including corporate leaders, politicians and celebrities gathered in India's financial hub Mumbai to pay their last respects to Tata, who died aged 86 on Wednesday.

Known for his exemplary business acumen and philanthropic nature, Tata as chairman led various companies within the Tata conglomerate for more than 20 years. It recorded revenue of $165 billion in 2023-24.

Although in recent years Tata was not as active in the day-to-day running of the group, he was consulted on big decisions by the Tata Sons leadership, a senior company executive told Reuters.

Tata had been in a Mumbai hospital since Monday, but the cause of his death was not immediately made public.

After his death, tributes poured in from around the world, underlining a popularity that transcended boundaries and generations.

"India and the world have lost a giant with a giant heart," U.S. Ambassador Eric Garcetti said on X regarding Tata, who was awarded the Padma Vibhushan, India's second highest civilian honour.

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates said on LinkedIn:

"Ratan Tata was a visionary leader whose dedication to improving lives left an indelible mark on India—and the world... His loss will be felt around the world for years to come, but I know the legacy he left and example he set will continue to inspire generations."

Draped in the Indian national flag, Ratan Tata's body was kept at a cultural centre in Mumbai before being cremated with full state honours.

Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, Tata Sons' N. Chandrasekaran and Aditya Birla Group's Kumar Mangalam Birla were among business leaders who paid their last respects.

Other attendees included India's Home Minister Amit Shah, central bank governor Shaktikanta Das, cricketer Sachin Tendulkar and actor Aamir Khan.

A licensed pilot who would occasionally fly the company plane, Tata never married and was known for his quiet demeanour, relatively modest lifestyle and philanthropic work.

His love for animals led him to start the Small Animal Hospital in Mumbai and he often used social media to voice his concern for stray animals. His pet dog was brought to the funeral.

"We will remember his legacy of transformative giving to Cornell," his alma mater Cornell University said on X, calling Tata their most generous international donor.

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Oct 9 (Reuters) -

• CHAIRMAN EMERITUS OF INDIA'S TATA GROUP RATAN TATA IN CRITICAL CONDITION IN INTENSIVE CARE IN MUMBAI HOSPITAL- SOURCES

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MUMBAI, Aug 19 (Reuters) - India's Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS has accepted bids worth 17 billion rupees ($202.75 million) for bonds maturing in three years, three bankers said on Monday.

It will pay a coupon of 7.81% and had invited bids from bankers and investors for the issue earlier in the day.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on Aug. 19:

*Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

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MUMBAI, Aug 12 (Reuters) - India's Tata Chemicals TTCH.NS plans to raise 17 billion rupees ($202.5 million) through a sale of bonds maturing in three years, three bankers said on Monday.

It will pay a coupon of 7.18% and has invited bids from bankers and investors for the issue on Aug. 19, they said.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on Aug. 12:

*Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

($1 = 83.9340 Indian rupees)

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Aug 9 (Reuters) - Tata Chemicals Ltd TTCH.NS:

• TATA CHEMICALS - APPROVED NCDS ISSUE SIZE AT 17 BILLION RUPEES

• TATA CHEMICALS - APPROVED NCDS ISSUANCE ON PRIVATE PLACEMENT BASIS

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