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Tatas
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The Tata Group has made
rapid strides across the continent, with a number of
new forays and impressive acquisitions. This section
details the Tata Group's Asian endeavours, its progress
over the years and its plans for an even brighter future.
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A
voyage to China
The Tatas are once again focusing on China as a
priority country in their drive to internationalise.
With significant growth opportunities, the potential
to leverage China as a low-cost manufacturing or
sourcing hub is enormous, says Alan Rosling, executive
director, Tata Sons and member, Group Corporate
Centre (GCC) |
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Till
Middle Kingdom come
Impeccable parentage and the backing of the Chinese
government have given TCS China a head start.
Operations head Johnson Lam explains how the company
hopes to capitalise on its advantages
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Singapore
soiree: Small can be successful
A tiny territory but an economic powerhouse, the
city-state of Singapore has been on the Tata global
map since the early '70s says Syamal Gupta, chairman
of Tata International. |
Footprints
across Asia
Tata Steel and NatSteel is a marriage made in business
heaven, and this is only the beginning of what promises
to be a beautiful relationship. |
China:
Easing off the pedal
The Chinese economy is expected to sustain its impressive
growth of the past 20 years for a while yet, with
manufacturing and IT leading the way, according
to the country report by the Department of Economics
and Statistics, Tata Services. |
Designs
on Thailand
With Tata Technologies setting up its design delivery
centre in Bangkok, Thailand, the Detroit of Asia
is ready for its rightful place on the global auto-engineering
map. |
A
perfect fit
Despite
initial hiccups, the acquisition by Tata Motors
of Daewoo Commercial Vehicles in South Korea has
proved to be a just partnership, beneficial for
both the parties to the deal. |
Neighbour's
pride
Manzer Hussain, resident
director, Tata Group, Bangladesh, expands on what
the Group has planned for the country in terms of
businesses and investments. |
Bangladesh:
Little development, great potential
India's eastern neighbour may be under-developed,
but has gas reserves, an educated, low-cost workforce
and tremendous opportunities in power, leather,
IT, electronics and telecom, says a report prepared
by the department of economics and statistics, Tata
Services. |
East
of Aden
Tata Motors commercial vehicles are on a roll in
the oil-rich countries of West Asia, where a carefully
charted strategy over the last five years has resulted
in a rapidly increasing market share. |
Timed
to perfection
We all know Titan as
India's largest watchmaker, but did you know that
it is the second-largest brand in West Asia? |
Skyscrapers
in the sand
Specialising in mega
electro-mechanical project contracts, the International
Operations Business Group of Voltas has become a
preferred engineering, procurement and construction
(EPC) contractor in the Gulf region. |
Destination
Dubai
Located in the very
heart of Dubai, the Taj Palace Hotel, with its spacious
rooms, impeccable amenities and outstanding service,
makes for a memorable stay. |
Iran:
Unlocking potential
The report submitted
by the department of economics and statistics, Tata
Services, on Iran indicates that though the country
is under tremendous political pressure, its potential
for growth, given its oil and mineral wealth, makes
it an attractive investment destination. |
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