Tata Communications has already commenced implementation of the network transformation program and will complete the deployment by 2025
Tata Motors on Thursday said its electric vehicle arm has inked a licensing pact to source electrified architecture from Jaguar Land Rover for the development of 'Avinya' range of cars. Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd (TPEM) and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), both 100 per cent subsidiaries of the auto major, have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Tata Motors said in a statement. The pact envisages TPEM licensing JLR's electrified modular architecture (EMA) platform for a royalty fee for the development of Avinya series, it added. TPEM and JLR will also enter into an engineering services agreement (ESA) to support former's content requirements for the first vehicle development. JLR's EMA platform will underpin the automaker's next generation of electric mid-sized SUVs for international markets, to be launched from 2025 onwards. The platform is optimised for native Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) proportions to maximise interior space, comfort and vision along with ...
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On Wednesday, Tata Group announced plans to set up a $5 billion electric vehicle battery plant in the UK that will have JLR and Tata Motors as anchor customers
Shares of Tata Motors DVR rose 2.6 per cent to touch the Rs 301 mark on the BSE in Monday's intra-day trade
India's Tata Motors Ltd expects its luxury car group, JLR free cash flow to nearly quadruple to top $2.50 billion this fiscal, and the automaker also declared its first dividend in nearly seven years
Higher volumes needed to offset the near term pressure on financials
Jefferies, in a report this month, noted that JLR had been focusing on improving profit and cash flow with an emphasis on selling higher-margin SUVs
UK-based Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) luxury carmaker on Wednesday announced a major investment plan of GBP 15 billion over five years, backed up by a Gigafactory planned by Indian parent company Tata Group in Europe. JLR Chief Executive Adrian Mardell confirmed plans for the company's plant in Halewood, north-west England, to become an all-electric production facility as he reaffirmed the firm's commitment to the Reimagine strategy, which will reposition the luxury car manufacturer as an electric-first company by 2030. He also revealed that JLR would be the anchor customer of the Tata Group's proposed Gigafactory, an announcement related to which he said is hopefully imminent. JLR will not be building a Gigafactory; that is not within our plans. Tata will be building a Gigafactory. We are clear it's going to be in Europe. A final destination hasn't yet been chosen," Mardell told reporters at a media event in Gaydon, the company's base in the West Midlands region of England. The importa
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The company has appointed Adrian Mardell (acting CFO), who has been witn the company for the past 32 years, as the interim CEO
Easing chip supply, demand for premium models and price hikes at play
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While India volumes remain strong, JLR sales have been muted in the December quarter
The upgrades reflect the view that the credit profiles of the Tata Group entities are strengthened by their importance to Tata Sons, with potential for financial support
Shares of India's Tata Motors surged to their highest levels in nearly four years on Thursday after Morgan Stanley Research upgraded the stock
Automaker has cumulatively raised nearly Rs 50,000 crore of fresh equity
Brokerages cut FY22 estimates sharply, expect recovery in second half of FY22