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Tata Steel's UK operations seen recovering from March quarterTata Steel expects its UK operations to move towards profitability in the March quarter as excess imported steel inventories ease, while it...- Cost takeout to continue in coming quarters to maintain profitability: Tata Steel CFOTata Steel's net profit more than doubled in the June quarter, driven by increased steel realisations and strategic cost takeouts. The comp...
- Tata Steel proposes additional GBP 130-mn support package for Port Talbot workers in UK: CFOTata Steel has proposed an additional financial support package of around £130 million for workers affected by its transition plan in the U...
- Ever wondered which Tata Group CFO is the highest-paid; read more to know who it isBalaji's annual remuneration saw an increase of 21 percent from FY22, as his total earnings in FY23 stood at Rs 16.73 crore. With this, he ...
- Tata Steel CFO joins Taskforce on Nature-related Financial DisclosuresTNFD aims to provide a framework for organisations to report and act on evolving nature-related risks, in order to support a shift in globa...
- Companies need to build resilience, enhance collaboration to manage risks"Don't be surprised, because this is normal now to expect disruptions and ensure that the organisation's culture, governance standards and ...
- Due Diligence of a stressed asset still a challenge in IBC: Koushik Chatterjee, Tata SteelTata Steel was one of the first players to acquire an asset out of the 12 assets notified by the Reserve Bank of India needing immediate re...
- Tata Steel cancels pacts to sell Southeast Asian businesses to Hesteel GroupSecond overseas deal to fall through for Tata Steel due to lack of clearances.
- 'Tata Steel's India performance to largely offset Thyssen JV'Tata Steel Group CFO Koushik Chatterjee spoke to ET about the impact of the stalled joint venture in Europe and on Tata Steel's more profit...
- Tata Steel is at an exciting inflection point: Koushik Chatterjee, CFODescribing the IBC as a transformative piece of legislation, Koushik Chatterjee also breaks down the valuation of his company's Bhushan Ste...
- Tata Steel's UK divestment, JV plan on track, says Koushik ChatterjeeAnother analyst said Chatterjee claimed that the $10 billion figure quoted in Mistry's leaked letter to the Tata Sons board was hypothetica...
- Tata Steel exploring alternative and more sustainable options in Europe: Koushik Chatterjee"Employees are important for us and very important for us and therefore we will always look for a solution which is the best for all."
- No regrets on buying Corus: Tata Steel Group CFO Koushik ChatterjeeTata Steel has been hurt by poor demand and high cost of operations. The company has now put its entire British business on block.
- What could be the next big role of Tata Steel CFO Koushik Chatterjee in the group?Chatterjee may not find it easy to keep avoiding the glare as he approaches a cusp in his professional life, being tipped for two high-prof...
- L&T, Tata Steel put Dhamra Port on the block: sourcesDhamra Port Company Limited (DPCL) is on the block, sources with direct knowledge said. L&T and Tata Steel, which own a 50% stake each in t...
- Tata Motors and Tata Steel begins search for successors from withinTata Motors and Tata Steel are at different stages of finding successors to their current CEOs, one who retires in June and another in Octo...
- Tata Steel conferred Best Conscious Capitalist AwardTata Steel was conferred with "Best Conscious Capitalist Award" for 2011-2012 at the Forbes India Leadership Awards recently held in Mumbai.
- Tata Steel likely to remain invested in RiversdaleTata Steel has 24.4 per cent stake in Riversdale and Rio Tinto has put in a bid worth 3.9 billion Australian dollar to buy it.
- Tata Steel raises $500 mn through GDRsTata Steel has raised $500 million through global depository receipts (GDRs) that will be listed on London Stock Exchange.
- Tata Steel hopes to save $831 mn from Corus operationsTata Steel on Tuesday said that the production cut at its UK-subsidiary Corus continues to be around 40 per cent.
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