Tata Consumer Products Ltd will continue to look for the right acquisition opportunities in different categories to fuel its growth, the company's chairman N Chandrasekaran said on Monday. Responding to shareholders' queries in the annual general meeting of the company, Chandrasekaran, who is also the chairman of Tata Sons -- the holding firm of the Tata group -- said TCPL (Tata Consumer Products Ltd) would focus on leveraging its product portfolio, expanding distribution and product innovation and entering new categories, while supporting both organic and inorganic growth opportunities in future. "We also believe in inorganic expansion and yes inorganic expansion is one of the key strategies for the company. The cash in the company will be used definitely for the right inorganic growth opportunities," he said. Replying to another query on whether there is going to be acquisition in the water segment, Chandrasekaran said, "Yes, we will continue to look for any expansion opportunitie
The sturdy Ambassador flourished at a time when the only other competitor was the Premier Padmini, made with Fiat technology
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The merger of Tata Coffee Ltd with Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) will be completed in 12-14 months and the companies are in the early stages of filing the regulatory process, an official said. Tata Coffee Ltd officials do not foresee any roadblocks in the process of merger. "It would take about 12 to 14 months. So that's what the timeline is," Tata Coffee Ltd ED & CFO K Venkataramanan told analysts at an investors meet. TCPL has announced the merger of all businesses of Tata Coffee with itself or its subsidiaries as part of a reorganisation plan in line with its strategic priority of unlocking synergies and efficiencies. Under the scheme, shareholders of Tata Coffee will receive an aggregate of 3 equity shares of TCPL for every 10 equity shares held by them. Speaking about the demand scenario under the ongoing geopolitical crisis, the management said that the demand remains firm, even for Russia and Europe. "Tata Coffee have got a healthy order book and customers are asking .
TCPL on Tuesday announced a reorganisation plan in line with its strategic priority of unlocking synergies and efficiencies.
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The company also proposed to purchase of a 10.15 per cent minority interest in its UK subsidiary, TCP UK, from Tata Enterprise (Overseas), Switzerland, (TEO).
To combine Tata Coffee's business into Tata Consumer Products and its wholly owned subsidiary through a composite scheme of demerger and merger
The company recently acquired Kottaram Agro Foods
Tata Consumer plans to expand its reach in rural areas by increasing the number of outlets to 1.3 million by the end of financial year 2021-22 (FY22)