Tata Group
Indian conglomerate controlled by Tata Sons.
Tata grew from the trading business Jamsetji Tata established in 1868 into a group spanning technology, steel, vehicles and consumer businesses. Tata Sons holds investments in the group’s companies.
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Tata is an Indian business group headquartered at Bombay House in Mumbai. Its origins lie in the trading firm Jamsetji Tata established in 1868. The group's businesses span technology, steel, vehicles, consumer products, infrastructure and other sectors. The name therefore describes a collection of operating companies with different products and markets. Tata Group profile.
Tata Sons holds investments in the group and acts as its principal promoter. Individual Tata companies operate under their own boards. Companies using the Tata name enter a brand agreement with Tata Sons, tying use of the name to common business standards. Philanthropic trusts hold most of Tata Sons' equity and support education, health and other charitable work. Tata Sons.
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