TaTa

• What is TaTa and when was it founded?

  Tata is an Indian multinational corporation, initially founded in 1868, and has gained global recognition by purchasing other companies.
• What did Tata originally start out as?

  A steel and iron company
• What was Tata originally the main supplier of?


  It was the main supplier of materials for the hotel of the company's founder, the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay.
• What does Tata now have?

  1000 subsidiaries in transport (cars and airline), teleservices, chemicals, IT systems, energy, investments, food and hotels.
• Why is their amount of pollution vast?

  The steelworks factories and from all the transport that they require
• How much are they investing and into what?

  98 million euroes into an advanced bag filtration and gas reactor system for improved emission controls at the Sinter Plant
• Why are many of the subsidiaries in mass debt?

  Tata keeps taking over more and more companies, and this means that less management is going into them, and this will have an affect on workers.
• How has Tata supported education?

  They have introduced many scholarship programmes for higher education of the children
• Give an example of a company that Tata has taken over

  Jaguar Land Rover
• What are the owners planning to do?

  Diversify the company by merging the group with many different industries
• Where is the HQ of Tata located?

  Mumbai, with their head office in Mumbai House
• How has Tata benefited Africa?

  Tata has a lot of businesses within Africa which has helped them to develop the local areas
• What is against Tata?

  It faces a lot of competition and has a negative reputation, with a lot of products said to have poor build quality
• How does this reputation affect Tata?

  Some of their products are really popular in one country and completely unknown in another