News: Tata Tea Limited (TTTE.BO)
932.00INR
2:02am EST
Rs8.80 (+0.95%)
Rs923.20
Rs917.00
Rs937.00
Rs915.00
4,336
26,274
Rs1,016.55
Rs513.00
Wed, Oct 28 2009
TABLE-India's Tata Tea Sept qtr net rises 32 pct
(versus the same period a year earlier, in billion rupees unless stated)
UPDATE 1-Tata Tea sees prices under pressure - chairman
KOLKATA, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Tata Tea Ltd sees tea prices coming under pressure due to bad monsoon in the growing regions, a top official said on Tuesday.
Tata Motors to return Nano land if compensated
KOLKATA, India, Sept 1 (Reuters) - India's Tata Motors is willing to return the original site for its ultra-cheap Nano car if the state government compensates for the investment on the land, its chairman said on Tuesday. The company was forced to pull out its factory from Singur in West Bengal last October following violent protests by farmers who lost land, after investing about $350 million. [ID:nDEL240155]
Indian shares seen lower; Tata Steel watched
* Tata Tea , Mcleod Russel , Dhunseri Tea , Harrisons Malayalam after tea prices in Kenya, which sets global benchmark prices, hit record levels due to drought. [ID:nLQ054038]
India's Tata Chem to raise stake in Rallis India
MUMBAI, Aug 13 (Reuters) - India's Tata Chemicals' board has approved buying up to 35.80 percent equity shares in Rallis India from other Tata group founders for not more than 850 rupees per share, it said late on Wednesday.
TABLE-India's Tata Tea posts consolidated loss in June qtr
(Versus the same period a year earlier, in million rupees unless stated)
TABLE-India's Tata Tea 08/09 net slides 56 pct
(Versus the same period a year earlier, in billion rupees unless stated)
Indian shares gain 2.5 pct as political risk eases
* Election results on Sat; one of two main coalitions likely
Indian shares rise 1.6 pct; Reliance, ICICI up
* Investors betting on victory for one of two main coalitions
Tata Group says needs to rationalise operations
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's sprawling Tata Group will rationalise its operations and its 96 companies have to find a way to sustain themselves through a once-in-a-lifetime downturn, chairman Ratan Tata said in an interview shown on Friday.





