Tata Chemicals Ltd News

Navin Fluorine, SRF, GFL, UPL tumble upto 6.5%: Top reasons behind the fall

The decline in chemical stocks followed the announcement of new tariffs by US President Donald Trump, who imposed a 27 per cent tariff on all imports from India

BSE Smallcap to log biggest monthly fall in 5-yrs; 282 stocks at 52-wk lows

With February month's decline, thus far in the calendar year 2025, the BSE Smallcap index has plunged 22 per cent. A total of 27 smallcaps hit new all-time lows.

Tata Chemicals hits 52-week low on Q3 loss, weak margin; analysts cautious

The Q3FY25 results saw Tata Chemicals report a net loss of Rs 53 crore, from Rs 158 crore profit in Q3FY24

Tata Chemicals Q3 results: Loss at Rs 53 crore, revenue declines 3.8%

Tata Chemicals said it incurred a non-cash writedown on assets aggregating to 700 million rupees with respect to its UK operations

Tata Group stocks zoom up to 12% on reports of Tata Capital's Rs 15K-cr IPO

Tata Group companies' shares increased following reports of Tata Capital planning to raise Rs 15,000 crore through an initial public offering (IPO)

Tata Chemicals arm TCEL plans to invest Rs 655 cr in new UK facility

Tata Chemicals on Tuesday said its wholly-owned subsidiary Tata Chemicals Europe (TCEL) is planning an investment of 60 million Euro (Rs 655 crore) to build a 1,80,000 tonnes per annum pharmaceutical grade sodium bicarbonate plant in Northwich in the UK. This new plant will triple TCEL's production capacity of pharmaceutical grade sodium bicarbonate in the UK, Tata Chemicals aid in a regulatory filing. The construction of the plant is expected to commence in 2025, with first production likely to begin in 2027. The new plant, using a patented process, will use carbon dioxide captured from energy generation emissions as a key raw material and will meet growing demand for high grade sodium bicarbonate from pharmaceutical manufacturers for use in medicines and hemodialysis. Further, Tata Chemicals said that as part of the restructuring operations to facilitate this investment, the Board of TCEL has approved the proposal to cease chemical production at its loss-making Lostock plant by t