India’s Diverse business in Revenues equivalent to
largest business Group 7 sectors 5.3% of India’s GDP international income 61% of Group revenue
Operations in
over 80 countries
Products and services
exported to 85 countries
Largest employer in private sector
over 300,000 employees
Group revenue Group profit
FY 2008: Rs 251,543 cr / $ 62.5 bn FY 2008: Rs 21,578 cr / $ 5.4 bn
Group Purpose
Improve the quality of life of the communities we serve through leadership in sectors of national economic significance
Group Values Integrity Fair, honest, transparent in all dealings
Understanding Care, respect, compassion for customers and colleagues
Excellence Highest possible standards in quality of goods and services
Unity Build strong relationships with partners and customers worldwide
Responsibility What comes from the people goes back to the people many times over
Tata Code of Conduct
Business Sectors Information Technology Information Technology
Consum e r Products 3%
Che m icals 3%
Energy 5%
Inform ation Te chnology 16%
Tata Steel
Service s 4% Engineering 17%
Engineering
Tata Power
Materials Revenue FY 2008: Rs 251,543 cr / $ 62.5 bn
Energy
Consumer products
Tata Motors Tata Consultancy Services
M aterials 52%
Services
Largest Companies
Cons um e r Products 9%
Che m icals 5%
Inform ation Te chnology 11% Engine e ring 11%
Ene rgy 5%
Tata Communications Tata Chemicals Tata Tea Tata Teleservices Tata AutoComp Systems
Se rvice s 3%
Voltas Indian Hotels
Chemicals
M ate rials 56%
Profit FY 2008: Rs 21,578 cr / $ 5.4 bn
Titan
38,607
FY00
FY08
12,574
5,714 9,461
$ 62.5 bn 251,543
FY07
FY06
FY04
3,431
1,987 FY00 FY02
1,956
2,706
CAGR 16%
FY98
FY96
1,132
96,723
65,424
129,994
$ 320m 77.3
FY94
FY92
FY08
FY07
FY06
FY04
49,457
34,591
FY98
FY02
29,100
FY96
18,953
$ 5.8 bn (Rs cr) 14,092
FY94
FY92
Group Revenue Group Profit
CAGR 19.4% $ 5.4 bn 21,578
G ra nts in FY 08 Rs 375.8 c r / $ 93 m
National Institutions Indian Institute of Science Tata Institute of Social Sciences Tata Memorial Hospital Tata Institute of Fundamental Research National Centre for the Performing Arts
Commitment to surrounding communities incorporated in Articles of Association of major companies CSR expenditure budgeted before preparation profit and loss account by companies Active volunteering programme in Group • Over 11,500 registered volunteers in 20 companies • 150,000 volunteer man hours
Illustrative Initiatives • Tata Steel: HIV/AIDS programme • TCS: computer-based Audit Literacy Programme
FY 08 contribution to social welfare Rs. 375 cr / $ 93 m BEYOND BUSINESS
of
Role of Companies
Information Technology Information Technology Tata Consultancy Services Tata Technologies Tata Elxsi Tata Interactive Systems Tata Business Support Services
Communications Tata Teleservices Tata Communications Tata Sky
Tata Consultancy Services
Information Technology Established Market Cap
REVENUE 07-08 8.7% 91.3%
1968 Rs 78,557 cr/ $ 18.7 bn
DOMESTIC $m
Pioneer & leader in Indian IT
6000 5000
Current global ranking • No 11 : Revenue
• No 5 : Net Profits
• No 6 : Market Cap • No 5 : Number of employees
4000 3000 2000
Global footprint • Clients in 50 countries: 6 of Fortune Top 10; 49 of Fortune Top 100 • 160 offices in 42 countries: 97 Delivery Centres in 18 countries • Over 1,16,000 Associates; 9.2% foreign nationals from 67 countries
Full services provider: • IT services
$ 5.7 bn
INTL
•
BPO
• Infrastructure services
• Asset leverage solutions
• Engineering & industrial services
• Global consulting practice
Vision: Global Top by 10 by 2010
1000 0 FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Tata Indicom
One Brand Comprehensive Telecom Services Portfolio
Services – Fixed/mobile, voice/data/VAS Segments – Carriers, Corporate, SME and individuals Networks – Domestic and International
Communications Established Market Cap
2002 Rs 13,144 cr/ $ 3.1 bn
India • Enterprise data and managed services: #1 • International (#1) and domestic long distance services • Internet and broadband services: # 1 Global • • • • •
International wholesale voice carrier: # 1 Submarine cable/ bandwidth: Top 3 IP Networks: Top 10 Enterprise connectivity & managed services Entry into South Africa (Noetel) and China (CEC)
Listed on NYSE
Objective: Top 3 service provider in chosen markets
Tata Communications REVENUE 07-08
40
60%
$ 2.12 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m 2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0 FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Communications Established
Tata Teleservices REVENUE 07-08
1995
100%
Pan-India 3G ready CDMA network
Subscriber growth in million
0%
$ 1.8 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m 2100
• Rs 27,000 cr / ~ $ 6 bn commitment 28
25
Licence obtained for Pan-India GSM services; commercial launch underway
22.4
24 20
26.9
20.1 16.6
1800 1500 1200 900
17.9
Customer base > 27 m;
600 300
16
• Fastest growing telecom operator over the last 3 years
12 8
No.1 private fixed service provider
4
India’s largest branded telecom retail chain
JUNE 08
MARC 08
DEC 07
SEP 07
JUN 07
MAR 07
0
Objective: Trusted service to 80 m happy customers by 2013
0 FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Communications Established
2001
Direct-to-home satellite TV service • JV with Star
World class TV viewing experience empowering customers with choice, control and convenience • DVD quality picture and CD quality sound • Range of interactive services
Launched: August 2006; record 2.3 million activations
Tata Sky
Engineering Automotive Tata Motors Tata AutoComp Systems Telco Construction Equipment
Engineering products, projects & services Voltas Tata Projects
Automotive Established Market Cap
1945 Rs 16,951 cr / $ 4.0 bn
India‘s largest automobile company by revenue Jaguar Land Rover acquired in June
Tata Motors REVENUE 07-08
82%
18%
DOMESTIC $m
INTL
$ 8.8 bn
9000 8000 7000 6000 5000
Leadership position in commercial vehicles • No.1 in India: Global No.4 in M&HCV trucks
4000 3000 2000 1000
No. 3 in passenger car vehicles in India • Made country’s first indigenously developed car, Indica • Shortly launching Tata Nano – World’s least cost car ($ 2,500)
Strong Subsidiaries / Associates • Includes Tata Daewoo, Hispano, Telcon, Tata Technologies, European Technical Centre in UK and Tata Motors Thailand
Objective 2010: Double sales to > 1 m vehicles; Select global thrust; Grow Jaguar Land Rover
0 FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Automotive
Tata AutoComp Systems REVENUE 07-08
Established
1995
Among fastest growing auto components and service provider • Among the Top 5 Indian players
82%
18%
DOMESTIC $m
$ 737 m
INTL
900 800 700 600
Businesses:
500 400
• Manufacturing: 35 facilities → Including one each in Germany and China • Design and Engineering • Supply Chain
300 200 100 0 FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
16 global partners Own business in interiors and plastics, suspension parts for passenger vehicles and Mobility Telematics Customers from all major global and Indian auto OEMs Objective: To become a preferred Tier I supplier to the Global automotive industry
Automotive Established Revenue 07-08
1999
Rs 2,735 cr / $ 680 m
Telco Construction Equipment Company
60:40 JV of Tata Motors & Hitachi Construction Machinery Domestic market leader in products & services for Construction, Mining and Earthmoving industries Design, manufacturing, marketing, sales and servicing capabilities Main products: Hydraulic Excavators, Backhoe Loaders, Wheeled Loaders, Off-Highway Dumpers, Crawler & Tyre mounted Cranes, Compactors, Motorgraders Two manufacturing plants at Jamshedpur & Dharwad and third state of the art world class plant under construction at Kharagpur Acquired Serviplem S.A. in Spain in March’08, a company engaged in design, manufacturing, sales & service of Concrete Equipments Acquired Comoplesa Lebrero S.A. in Spain in April’08, a company engaged in design, manufacturing, sales & service of Compaction Equipments
Engineering Products, Projects & Services Established Market Cap
1954 Rs 4,264 cr / $ 1,014 m
Engineering solutions in:
Voltas REVENUE 07-08
75%
25%
DOMESTIC
$ 774 m
INTL
$m 800
• Electro-mechanical projects and services
700 600
→ Largest exporter from India → Leading central air conditioning company in India • Cooling products: commercial/ homes → India’s no 2 air conditioner brand
500 400 300 200 100 0 FY 05
FY06
FY07
• Engineering products & services → Textiles, material handling, mining & construction equipment and machine tools
Objective: Rs 10,000 cr ($ 2.5 bn) revenue by 2010-11
Architect’s model of the Burj Tower in Dubai, set to be the world’s tallest building: A Voltas project site
FY08
Materials
Metals • Tata Steel
Composites • Tata Advanced Materials
Tata Steel Group
Metals Established Market Cap
1907 Rs 46,113 cr / $ 11.0 bn
Asia’s first and India’s largest private sector integrated steel plant • Fortune 500 company
6 largest steelmaker, capacity 30 MTPA, incorporating: th
• Corus • NatSteel Asia • Tata Steel, Thailand
Balanced global presence in over 50 developed European and fast growing Asian markets, with manufacturing operations in 24 countries
Seeking raw material security through JVs in Australia, Mozambique,Ivory Coast and Oman
Expansion plans • Jamshedpur Works – From 6.8 MTPA to 10 MTPA by 2010 • Greenfield projects → India – Orissa, Jharkhand and Chattisgarh → Overseas – Vietnam, Bangladesh and Iran
REVENUE 07-08 63% 37%
$ 32.83 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m 33000 30000 27000 24000 21000 18000 15000 12000 9000 6000 3000 0 FY 05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Composites Established
1989 Revenue 07- 08 Rs 26 cr / $ 6.45 m
Design, engineering and manufacture of advanced composites
Products and services: • • • •
Aerospace & aircraft components Design & engineering services Personnel armour products – largest in India Vehicle armour solutions
ISO 9001, AS-9100 and NADCAP certified
Objective: Rs 1000 cr / $ 240 m revenue by 2012-13
Tata Advanced Materials
Services Hotels and Realty Indian Hotels (Taj Hotels, Resorts and Palaces) Tata Realty and Infrastructure Tata Housing
Financial Services Tata AIG Life and General Insurance Tata Asset Management Tata Investment Corporation Tata Capital
Taj Hotels, Resorts and Palaces
Hotels Established Market Cap
REVENUE 07-08
1903
75%
Rs 5,048 cr / $ 1.2 bn*
25%
$ 1.08 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m
One of Asia’s largest hospitality Groups
1200 1000
• Leading chain in India
87 hotels; 10,391 rooms; 12 countries; 5 continents
800 600 400 200
• Indian Ocean Rim: Luxury properties
0 FY05
FY06
FY07
• Key gateway cities – New York, Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai, Sydney
Expansion – “Smart Basics” hotels • Ginger Hotels, existing – 13; 30 in the pipeline
Objective: Reinforce India leadership, expand to 25 major global destinations, reach 20,000 room capacity by 2010
* Indian Hotels only
FY08
Energy Power • Tata Power
Renewable Energy • Tata BP Solar
Tata Power
Power Established Market Cap
1911 Rs 22,812 cr / $ 5.4 bn
Pioneered power generation in India Generation capacity >2300 MW – largest in private sector
REVENUE 07-08 100%
0%
$ 2.8 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m 3000
2500
2000
Presence in generation (thermal, hydro, solar and wind), transmission and distribution joint ventures with public sector → Maithon India Ltd – with Damodar Valley Corporation for 1000 MW generation → Powerlinks Transmission Ltd – with Power Grid Corporation Ltd for transmission → North Delhi Power Ltd – with Delhi Vidyut Board for distribution in North Delhi
Expansion: > 7,500 MW additional generation capacity by 2012 → 4,000 MW Ultra Mega Power Project in Mundra, Gujarat → 30% stake in Bumi Resources, Indonesia, coal mines for fuel security
Objective: Aggressive addition in generation, transmission and distribution capacities in India
1500
1000
500
0 FY 05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Consumer Products Tata Coffee • Tata Tea
Watches and Jewellery • Titan Industries
Retailing • Trent • Infiniti Retail
Tata Tea
Tea, Coffee Established Market Cap
1964 Rs 4,730 cr / $ 1,125 m
World’s second largest global branded tea operations: • Acquisitions – Tetley (2000), Good Earth (2005), Jemca & Joekels (2006). Vitax (2007) • Developing capabilities in green, specialty, RTD, polyphenol extract teas
REVENUE 07-08 26%
74%
$ 1.1 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m 1200
1000
800
600
Coffee: driving growth through: • Higher value roast & grounded coffee (acquisition of Eight O’ Clock Coffee-2006) • Freeze dried/instant coffee • Specialty/quality oriented plantations
Water: Himalayan Brand starts water portfolio development Objectives: • To create beverage solutions for emerging consumer requirements of well being, nutrition and hydration • Aim to be global force in the beverages industry with a growth ambition of increasing size by over 5 times in five years
400
200
0 FY 05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Watches and Jewellery Established Market Cap
1984 Rs 4,870 cr / $ 1,158 m
India’s largest manufacturer of branded watches … • Titan, Sonata, Fasttrack & Xylys • Annual output: 10.25 m; customer base 100 m
… And branded jewellery • Tanishq: Premium range • Gold Plus: Plain jewellery for mass market
Titan Industries REVENUE 07-08 95%
5%
$ 746 m
DOMESTIC INTL $m 800
600
400
200
0
Also: Prescription Eyewear & Precision Engineering
India’s largest speciality retailer • • • •
259 exclusive watch showrooms 134 exclusive jewellery boutiques 20 exclusive eyewear showrooms 11,334 multi brand dealer outlets
Objective: Rs 4500 cr / $ 1.1 bn revenue by 2009
FY 05
FY06
FY07
FY08
Chemicals Tata Chemicals Rallis India Advinus Therapeutics
Chemicals Established Market Cap
Tata Chemicals REVENUE 07-08
1939
70%
Rs 7,106 cr / $ 1.7 bn
Manufacturer of inorganic chemicals, fertilisers and food additives
30%
$ 1.7 bn
DOMESTIC INTL $m 1800
1500
1200
World No.2 and India’s largest producer of soda ash with manufacturing locations in Asia, Europe, Africa and US
900
600
300
0 FY 05
FY06
Pioneer and market leader in branded, iodised salt JV with Total Produce, Ireland, for fruits and vegetables distribution Setting up facilities for bio-fuels production in India Objective: Rs. 16,000 cr/$ 4 bn revenues and EVA+ in all businesses by 2012
FY07
FY08
Business Entered and Exited
Entries ← • Passenger cars
• Insurance
• Auto components (Mostly JVs)
• Home entertainment
• Retailing
• Biotechnology
• Telecommunications
Exits • Soaps and toiletries
• IT Hardware
• Cosmetics
• Telecom hardware
• Consumer electronics
• Oil drilling services
• Pharmaceuticals
• Cement
• Branded white goods
• Textiles
• Paints
• Printing and publishing
Internationalisation
Group International Revenue CAGR 86% 61% of Group revenue
38.3% 32%
27%
38.3
24%
$ bn
24% of Group revenue
254% 60% 44%
48% 2.5 FY03
26%
3.2
4.7
FY04
FY05
International Revenue ($ bn)
10.8 6.8 FY06
% of Total Revenue
FY07
FY08
International Revenues - Distribution Revenue mix by larger companies 2007-08
Geographical distribution 2007-08
Total International revenue Rs 154,125 cr / $ 38.3 bn
3
4
2
4
6
6
4
11 2 15
11
13
Figures in %
68
Tata Consultancy Services Tata Motors Tata Tea Others
3
Tata Steel Tata Power Tata Communictions
57
North America South East Asia Africa South Asia Latin America
Europe East Asia Middle East / Gulf Australasia
Internationalisation
Global Ranking
Volume Tata Communications Tat a Tea/ Tetley Tata Chemicals Tata Motors Tata Steel +Corus TCS
1st 2nd 2nd 5th 6th 11th
Revenue
International voice (wholesale) Tea products Soda ash Medium/ heavy CVs Steel IT services
Expanding Domestic Addressable Market
Tata Motors - Ace India’s first mini-truck for last mile transportation • Price: 2.4 lakh ($ 6,000)
Launched May 2005, hit capacity in 4 months Also introduced in Sri Lanka and Nepal Passenger variant, Magic, launched in June 2007 New 225,000 / year capacity plant set up in Uttarakhand
Expanding Domestic Addressable Market
Tata Motors - Nano
Address the Larger Part of the Pyramid
Price Rs 100,000 - ~ $ 2,400 (exclusive of VAT + freight) • World’s least cost car
Family car – seats four comfortably Fully compliant with safety & emission norms Engine: 623 cc, 33 PS Launch: Later in the year 250,000 / year capacity plant coming up in West Bengal
Expanding Domestic Addressable Market Address the Larger Part of the Pyramid
Indian Hotels - Ginger Rs 999 – 2,499 (Single room) ($ 25 - 60) “Smart Basics” 100+ rooms per hotel Open in New Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, Bhubaneswar, Nashik, Mysore, Thiruvananthapuram, Durgapur, Haridwar, Agartala, Vadodara, Puducherry and Pantnagar Aggressive roll out: 30 hotels in 2 years; 100+ by 2011
“We have two guiding arrows. One points overseas, where we want to expand markets for our existing products. The other points right here, to India, where we want to explore the large mass market that is emerging—not by following but by breaking new ground in product development and seeing how we can do something that hasn’t been done before”
Ratan Tata Group Chairman