Tata Technologies

Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover on Tuesday said it is partnering with Tata Technologies to accelerate its digital transformation. As part of the collaboration, Tata Technologies will deliver end-to-end integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to transform Jaguar Land Rover's manufacturing, logistics, supply chain, finance and purchasing modules by bringing data and knowledge from multiple departments into one single source. The first phase will include Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) UK core production facilities, with solutions subsequently deployed to other global locations. "The partnership with Tata Technologies will allow us to accelerate the transformation of our core ERP infrastructure to deliver the efficiency and usability we require for the future and our transformation objectives," JLR Executive Director of Industrial Operations Barbara Bergmeier said in a statement. Tata Technologies MD and CEO Warren Harris said the collaboration will help JLR to build innovative an

On a year-to-date basis, FPIs have been net sellers to the tune of Rs 20,606 crore

Engineering services company files DRHP; seeks to raise Rs 4,000 cr

This possible IPO along with the receipt of consideration of EV deal with TPG will support FCF generation from the India business to attain near debt zero in the India business, MOFSL said.

Currently, Tata Motors holds 74.42 per cent stake in Tata Technologies, while Alpha TC Holdings which is a singapore-based investement firm managed by Tata Capital Advisors owns 8.96 per cent

The initial sale in the engineering unit of luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover's owner will comprise a 23.6% stake, according to a filing

The offering could be Tata group's first since listing of TCS in 2004

The company is in talks with several banks, including Citibank, to manage the share sale; The last share sale by a Tata firm was in 2004, when TCS floated an IPO

Foxconn-initiated Mobility In Harmony Consortium comprises more than 2,300 members in the field of software, hardware, and services

For the year ended March 2022, Tata Technologies revenue was seen at $473.5 million, along with an operating profit of $ 86.5 million and profit after tax of $58 million

As a part of the MoA, Tata Technologies Ltd would invest Rs 2,390 crore while the Assam government would contribute Rs 366 crore with 12,000 sq feet area

A delegation of the Tata technologies called on Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann at his official residence.

Tata Technologies has been growing rapidly on the back of the move to autonomous, connected, electrification and shared (ACES) mobility and accelerated investment in digital

The company plans to ramp up its workforce in all major markets globally and India, which includes Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, among others

The Bihar cabinet on Tuesday approved a project worth over Rs 4,606 crore for modernisation and urgradation of 149 state-owned Industrial Training Institutes to centres of excellence. The project will be executed in collaboration with Tata Technologies, Cabinet Secretariat Additional Chief Secretary Sanjay Kumar said. "The state government will soon sign a Memorandum of Association (MoA) with Tata Technologies in this regard. The company will spend 88 per cent of the cost and the rest 12 per cent will be borne by the state government to modernise the ITIs to impart advanced training to youths," the official said. Tata Technologies has "agreed to upgrade all 149 government-owned ITIs across the state", he said. Sixty of them have their buildings and other necessary infrastructure and these will be modernised in the first phase by March 2022. Kumar said the exercise for the remaining 89 facilities will be completed by March 2023. The cabinet also decided not to give further extensi

Tata Technologies expects to clock close to half a billion dollars in revenue this fiscal, riding on accelerated growth from electric mobility across the globe

Tata arm sets target of becoming 'half-a-billion-dollar' firm by end-FY22

Harpreet Saluja, President NITES said that they received complaints from employees of Tata Technologies and hence they took the matter to the Labour department

The project cost will include investment from the state government as well as from a consortium of 20 companies led by Tata Technologies

Spread over 12,650 sq ft, the unit will leverage Tata's expertise in electric and embedded systems, and its ability to attract talent to work on GKN Automotive's e-drive