Tata Chemicals

We are happy to share that Tata Chemicals Magadi has been named the Company of the Year 2024! This recognition celebrates our commitment to sustainability and our contributions to Africa's industrial growth and development. We thank all our teams and stakeholders for making this achievement possible! #TataChemicals #CompanyOfTheYear #Sustainability

Sometimes all one needs is a helping hand to get them through a difficult situation, and we’re proud of our team for the work they’ve been doing for the community and the people. This International Volunteering Day, let’s pledge to help one person every day in any way we can, it could be lending a helping hand or just a shoulder for someone to rest on. It’s time we give back to the community and reach out to those whose voices go unheard. #InternationalVolunteerDay #TataChemicals

''India's inorganic #chemicals industry, currently valued at holds significant potential to grow to in the next 15-20 years. However, it remains subscale compared to some other countries. India's cost #competitiveness is challenged by #logistics and the distance to major markets, coupled with domestic market pressures from cheap #imports. Building domestic demand and protecting local industries to achieve scale is crucial for long-term global competitiveness.'' -Mr Rajesh Kamat, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Tata Chemicals at #CII6thICPC2024 29 November 2024 | New Delhi Confederation of Indian Industry | CIIEvents

"With rising global demand in the #chemical sector, we must lead in #innovation, #sustainability, and #competitiveness. By integrating technologies like #AI, #automation, and #greenchemistry, we can drive efficiency, reduce our environmental footprint, and align with India's #NetZero goals by 2070" A skilled, adaptive workforce is critical to future success, and a strong govt-industry collaboration will ensure we set benchmarks for global leadership." ~Dr Gyanendra Shukla, Chairman, CII National Committee on Chemicals & Petrochemicals; and MD & CEO, Rallis India Ltd at #CII6thICPC2024 29 November 2024 | New Delhi Confederation of Indian Industry | CIIEvents

From Passion to Purpose Growing up in Warrington, Pauline Yould held two passions close to her heart—a love for learning and a deep affinity for books. “I was a massive bookworm,” she recalls with a warm smile, her eyes lighting up as she remembers those childhood trips to the local library. Even today, she cherishes the feeling of turning pages, favoring the warmth of paper books over e-readers. But while books fed her curiosity, life had its own remarkable story to unfold for Pauline. Pauline’s professional journey with Tata Chemicals began nearly 26 years ago in HR, where she steadily grew, guided by her genuine passion for people and an enduring thirst for knowledge. “I didn’t have the chance to pursue formal studies after school, but that only deepened my resolve to further my education later in life,” she says. Earning qualifications in Social Sciences and Psychology and acquiring multiple certifications, she built a strong foundation for a career focused on supporting and empowering others. At Tata Chemicals, Pauline didn’t just find a place to work—she found a home and even met her life partner, Bob, a trusted colleague over the years. “Being part of Tata Chemicals is more than a job; it’s a family,” she says warmly. This sense of belonging and the strength of the company’s culture are what have kept her anchored for over two decades. In her current role as Communications Manager, Pauline has discovered new ways to create meaningful impact. “Good communication is at the heart of everything,” she believes. She feels most fulfilled when helping forge meaningful partnerships with local charities and nurturing a deeper connection between the company and the community. Outside work, Pauline’s dedication to her community remains steadfast. She serves as a director at a local community café, a space that brings together people of all ages and backgrounds. Her evenings are often spent running on a treadmill, swimming in warm water, or relaxing with a good book. When asked what advice she would give her younger self, Pauline pauses thoughtfully before saying, “Believe in yourself. Confidence is key, and I’ve been fortunate to have mentors here who have shown me my worth.” Her corporate journey, woven with growth, resilience, and a profound sense of belonging, is a testament to the word that resonates most with her experience: Amazing. Join us in celebrating the #WomenOfTataChemicals as we uncover their stories, each woman thriving #InHerElement in her own unique way!

CII Naoroji Godrej Centre of Manufacturing Excellence hosted the 15th CII VLFM Learning Convention and Graduation Ceremony in Mumbai today. The convention featured a thought-provoking panel discussion on “Shaping India’s Growth Agenda @100,” with insightful contributions from distinguished leaders: • Jamshyd N Godrej, Chairman, CII-CME, and CMD, Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. • B Thiagarajan, MD, Blue Star Limited • Mukundan Ramakrishnan, Vice President, CII, and MD & CEO, Tata Chemicals • Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, CII The dignitaries launched the VLFM Success Story Book and Q-FSDP Analyst User Manual in the presence of over 200 VLFM graduates and current participants. YAGI Koji, Consul General, Consulate General of Japan in Mumbai, addressed the participants, followed by a momentous convocation ceremony for all the graduates of the program. #CIIVLFMConvention

The event paid tribute to the late Shri K S Somashekharan Nair, affectionately known as Soman Nair, who served as an estate and security officer at the Mithapur plant from 1984 to 1987. Click the link to read more: https://lnkd.in/gPmXVWBw

Meet Arpita Patil: Behind a quiet demeanour lies a heart full of ambition and perseverance. When Arpita Patil first set foot into the corporate world, her journey was far from conventional. With a background in recruitment consultancy, she hadn’t even been invited to interview at Tata Chemicals. “I tagged along with friends who had interviews scheduled, just hoping to gain insight,” she recalls. Yet, that spur-of-the-moment decision became a turning point, opening the door to an unexpected journey that would shape her career and life. What began as a temporary position soon grew into a lasting commitment, marking the start of a journey that has now spanned 15 years. For Arpita, work has been more than just a place to build a career. Coming from a close-knit family and being an only child, Arpita grew up reserved – her quiet demeanour often misunderstood as unapproachable. But the Tata Chemicals work culture changed that over time. Surrounded by mentors and friends who genuinely cared, Arpita began to open up, transforming from a quiet newcomer into a valued and integral part of the team. “It’s the people here – their warmth and willingness to connect – that helped me open up and grow,” she reflects. Even to this day, Arpita finds comfort in her own company. Her ideal weekend is a quiet one – no alarm clocks, a peaceful chai, and sometimes a solo movie. “It’s liberating to just be with yourself,” she says with a smile. But she’s also a late-blooming adventurer, with her trip to Ladakh standing out as a personal milestone. There, in the heart of Dras, she and her friends found themselves navigating the night by car headlights, a thrilling experience that left a lasting impact. “We were hiking with a landslide nearby – terrifying but unforgettable!” she laughs, reflecting on the joy she’s found in exploring life’s unexpected journeys. As Arpita looks to the future, she’s inspired to continue challenging herself, both in her career and personal life. Through all her years, from accidental interviews to pandemic projects, her story is marked by unexpected twists, resilience, and a journey of self-discovery. And for her, that’s real success – being part of something bigger, and finding herself along the way. Join us in celebrating the #WomenOfTataChemicals as we uncover their stories, each woman thriving #InHerElement in her own unique way!

Through the “Save the Whale Shark” initiative, we have been able to bring a behavioural change in the local fishermen, garnering their support and turning the once hunted fish into wildlife. #ThisIsTata #TataChemicals Tata Chemicals

Striving for a partnership of mentors and learners for a brighter tomorrow. A great education is a partnership of motivated mentors and dedicated learners, all working together to create a brighter tomorrow. As we celebrate #NationalEducationDay, our initiative at Tatachem DAV Public School, Mithapur is a proud testament to it. The project has enabled students to learn in a conducive and well-equipped environment; setting four International Records, including in the Guinness World Records, and has been featured twice in the India Book of Records and once in the Limca Book of Records. The school collaborates with various esteemed organizations for academic and extracurricular enrichment, including Motion Classes Kota for competitive exam preparation, Tata Edge for curriculum-based digital content, Stampedia for Design Thinking Lab, and the Atal Tinkering Lab granted by the Government of India. #TataChemicals #EducationDay #TataChemicalsSchool #DAVSchool