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Tata Chemicals announced the resignation of KPMG LLP as statutory auditor for its UK material subsidiaries. The company appointed KNAV Limited as the new auditor.
Tata Chemicals clarified that the recent increase in trading volume is market-driven, noting that all material information has been disclosed to the stock exchanges.
Tata Chemicals updated on a Kenyan Mining Ministry notice to its TCML subsidiary. A high-level technical committee was formed to review mining-related matters.
Tata Chemicals responded to media reports concerning its Kenyan subsidiary, TCML. The company is engaging with Kenya's Ministry of Mining to resolve outstanding regulatory matters.
Tata Chemicals Limited received an ESG Score of 59 from NSE Sustainability Ratings and Analytics. The score was independently assigned based on publicly available data for FY 2025-26.
Tata Chemicals Limited shared a CSIR-CSMCRI study report confirming a healthy coastal ecosystem at its Mithapur plant. The assessment validates the environmental stability of its treated wastewater discharge pipeline.
Tata Chemicals' subsidiary, TCNA, acquired soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for USD 21.16 million. The acquisition expands its US market presence.
Tata Chemicals' subsidiary TCNA acquired soda ash customer contracts from SVM, USA for ₹202.25 Crore. The contracts will be serviced through December 2028.
Tata Chemicals subsidiary TCNA acquired soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for USD 21.16 million (approx. ₹177.34 Crore). The contracts cover North American clients until 2028.
Tata Chemicals' subsidiary TCNA acquired North American soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for USD 21.16 million, effective through December 2028.
Tata Chemicals Limited has paid interest of ₹132.77 Crore on its 7.81% non-convertible debentures. The payment pertains to an issue size of ₹1,700 Crore.