Chemical IndustryProducers of Commodity Chemicals

Tata Chemicals Limited

Introduction & History Founded by Mr. J. R. D. Tata. Formed in 1939. Group Company/Subsidiary of Tata Group. Registered and Headquarter in Mumbai. Current Chairman – Mr. Cyrus Mistry. One of the Largest Company in the Industry. Focuses on LIFE : Living, Industry and Farm

Essentials. Harnessing the fruits of science for goals

that go beyond business.

Story began in Mithapur, Gujarat. Plant to raise wealth of Marine Chemicals. Market Leading International Business

created across 4 Continents viz. Asia, Europe, Africa and North America.

Pioneer and Market Leader in India’s branded lodised Salt Segment.

Milestones 1927

› Kapil Ram Vakil sets up Okhamandal Salt Works.› On May 4, VT Krishnamachari, then dewan

(administrator) of Baroda, lays foundation stone. 1937

› Tatas approached to take over Okhamandal Salt Works.

1939 › Tata Chemicals Limited incorporated on January

23.

1942› First unit of chemical works - a bromine plant

- is completed. It is the only plant of its kind in India.

1943› Auxiliary power plant commissioned.› Production of caustic soda, liquid chlorine,

bleaching powder, hydrochloric acid and zinc chloride commences.

1944› Soda ash production starts in February.› Lease agreement signed between Baroda

state and Tata Chemicals on March 16.

- Tata Chemicals given rights to manufacture salt and marine minerals and to use limestone and other raw materials within the Kathiawad region of the state.

1946› Managing agency agreement between Tata

Chemicals and Tata Sons transferred to Tata Industries.

› Hospital and medical facilities set up in Mithapur.

1949› Production of sodium bicarbonate starts.

1955-56› Production of technical grade benzene

hexachloride (a pesticide) starts so as to utilise surplus chlorine.

1956-57› Ethylene dibromide, a new product from

bromine, introduced.› Production of copper oxychloride, an

insecticide, starts. Plant and equipment designed in-house.

1957› Joint venture with Fison Pest Control to form

Tata Fisons.

› Subsequently merged with Rallis in 1972-73. 1961-62

› Production of dense soda ash starts. 1962-63

› Net profit increases from Rs 16.9 lac to Rs 79.7 lac.

› Significant breakthrough as technical staff succeed in using treated sea water in place of fresh water.

› Government removes price ceiling on soda ash and caustic soda.

1968-69› Proposal to export chemicals in association

with Tata Exports.

1971› Tata Chemicals discontinues sale of

chemicals through Tata Oil Mills (TOMCO) and starts selling on its own.

1979-80› Develops new salt works.› Tata Chemicals Society for Rural

Development established to improve quality of life in Okhamandal villages.

1983› Tata Salt, India's first iodised, vacuum

evaporated, branded salt launched.

1992› Tata Shudh' detergent launched.› Regional development programe for

Okhamandal villages started. 1993

› New cement plant started in Mithapur. 2001

› Production severely affected due to earthquake on January 26, 2001 and the fire in the power plant on March 2, 2001. Cement sales taken over from ACC Limited.

2002› Mithapur is awarded ISO-14001 certification.› The chemicals division at Mithapur is

awarded the ISO-9001-2000 Migration certificate.

2003› Tata Salt ranked No. 1 Food brand in Brand

Equity Survey of India's most trusted brands.› Babrala fertiliser plant registered with British

Safety Council.› New initiatives taken up to consolidate and

drive growth in the core business.

› Chemical plant at Mithapur bags 'Certificate of Honour' and saltworks awarded 'Certificate of Merit' by Gujarat State Safety Council.

› Mithapur becomes the first industrial township to be awarded the ISO 14001 certificate.

› The fertilizer plant gets ISO-14001 and OHSAS-18001 certification.

2004› ISO 14001 certification for the Babrala

Township for implementation of Environment Management System. Certification audit conducted by KPMG, India.

› Tata Chemicals set up the Innovation Centre to develop world-class R&D capability in the emerging areas of nanotechnology and biotechnology.

2005› First step towards internationalisation. Tata

Chemicals acquires an equal partnership in Indo Maroc Phosphore SA (IMACID) along with Chambal Fertilisers and global phosphate major, OCP of Morocco.

2006› Tata Chemicals completes acquisition of

UK-based Brunner Mond Group, one of the world's leading manufacturers soda ash and associated alkaline products.

2008› Tata Chemicals acquires US-based General

Chemical Industrial Products (GCIP). Becomes world’s second largest soda ash manufacturer.

2009› Tata Chemicals urea division achieves RC

14001 - 2005 Certification› Tata Chemicals certified under SA

8000:2001 standard for the Mithapur, Babrala and Haldia sites by RINA India.

› Tata Chemicals launches ‘i-Shakti Cooking Soda’– refined sodium bicarbonate.

› Tata Chemicals launches 'Tata Swach' water purifier. It has been designed to tackle one of India's biggest social and technological challenges – the need for safe drinking water.

2010› Tata Chemicals acquires 100-per-cent stake in

leading vacuum salt producer British Salt, UK.› Tata Chemicals launches i-Shakti dals (pulses).

2011› Acquires stake in EPM Mining Ventures, Canada.

› Tata Chemicals rebrands global subsidiaries - Tata Chemicals North America (General Chemical Industrial Products), Tata Chemicals Magadi (Magadi Soda Company), Tata Chemicals Europe (Brunner Mond and British Salt).

› Signing of the pre-construction services agreement with Technip for the Gabon Fertiliser Project.

› Africa's first premium ash plant opens at Tata Chemicals Magadi.

2012› Tata Salt launches its flavoured variants -

'Flavoritz'

› India's first iodine plus iron fortified salt launched by Tata Chemicals.

› Tata Chemicals Europe and E.ON Energy from Waste UK Ltd to set up a plant to generate energy from waste at Lostock in Northwich.

2013› TCL's efforts help save more than 350 whale

sharks› Tata Chemicals signs MoU with the Institute of

Chemical Technology to set up endowment chair.› Tata Swach launches new variant Cristella Plus.› Tata Chemicals launches innovative organic plant

growth regulators - FarmGro and FarmGro G

2014› Tata Chemicals launches Paras 20:20:0:13

ammonium phosphate sulphate fertiliser.› State-of-art innovation centre inaugurated

in Pune.› Tata Chemicals completes 75 years in

business.

Raw Materials Gas Natural Phosphoric Acid Ammonia Mop (Muriate Of Potash) Limestone Rocks Coke Anthracite Coal Other Raw Materials

Salt Sulphur Soda Ash Fertilisers Liquid Ammonia Neem Oil/Cake

Products Living Essentials

› Consumer Salt› Pulses : i-Shakti› Water Purifier : Tata Swach

Industry Essentials› Soda Ash› Allied Chemicals

Caustic Soda, Chlorine based products, Bromine based products, gypsum, sodium tripolyphosphate, phosphoric and sulphuric acids

› Industrial Salt› Sodium Bicarbonate› Cement : Tata Shudh

Farm Essentials› Fertilizers› Customized Fertilizers

Human Resource Strategy Develop a lean global structure to

manage consolidation and growth. Create a climate of excellence across

the enterprise. To develop employee capability –

leadership capability and functional capability.

Institutionalize TCL Values and Cultural Pillars across TCL.

Build organization culture that enables high employee engagement.

HR functional excellence. Employee Segments

› Managers› Scientists› Officers› Field Staff› Workmen› Contract Labour

Advocacy and Collaboration by TCL HR› Confederation of Indian Industries› Bombay Chamber of Commerce and

Industries› Employers Federation of India

Marketing Strategies Distribution Network

› Tata Kisan Kendras› Leverage Network› One Stop Outlet› Extend Operations

Strengthen Marketing Functions› Strengthened Teams› Product Customization› Key Account Management› Internal Process Review

Accounting Ratios  2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

Liquidity And Solvency Ratios

Current Ratio 1.2 1.04 1.12 1.37 0.57

Quick Ratio 1.68 1.25 0.84 1.05 0.87

Debt Equity Ratio 0.53 0.46 0.5 0.63 0.69

Long Term Debt Equity Ratio 0.3 0.2 0.45 0.6 0.17

Debt Coverage Ratios

Interest Cover 5.24 5.89 5.27 4.07 4.34

Total Debt to Owners Fund 0.53 0.46 0.5 0.63 0.69

Financial Charges Coverage Ratio 6.1 6.95 6.34 4.81 4.91

Financial Charges Coverage Ratio Post Tax 4.21 5.22 4.86 4.04 4.02

Stock Market Analysis Current Market Price – Rs. 442.80/- Previous Close – Rs. 442.25/- Day’s High/Low – Rs. 447.60/- / Rs.

441.45/- 52 week High/Low – Rs. 460.00/- / Rs.

244.80/- Market Cap – Rs. 11282.54/- Cr.

Future Growth of the Company

Future Growth of the Industry

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