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Tata Nano to roll out first batch from Pantnagar by early 2009
Reliable sources say that the Indian automaker has already begun Tata Nano's production at its Pantnagar existing facility. |
6 Nov, 2008 |
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202
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Tata Motors October sales down 20%
The Company’s sales from exports at 3,561 vehicles in October 2008 declined by 16% compared to 4,230 vehicles in October 2007. |
4 Nov, 2008 |
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203
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West Bengal loses twelve German auto majors
Subrata Gupta, Managing Director, West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation (WBIDC) revealed that apart from Nano, the state has lost over Rs 500 crore of automobile and automotive investment, which could have made the state a large automobile hub. |
3 Nov, 2008 |
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204
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Tata Motors Thai project delayed
Tata Motors was given a green signal by the Thai Board of Investment (BoI) in Mach/April this year. Investments of 7.32 billion Baht were planned by the company. |
1 Nov, 2008 |
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205
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Tata Motors Q2 net revenues up 6.1%
Tata Motors Limited’s Net Revenue at Rs.7078.85 crores, PAT Rs.346.99 crores in 2nd Qtr 2008-09 |
1 Nov, 2008 |
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206
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Launch of Nano delayed & diesel variant to be out later
According to MR. Tata, Tata has always been a diesel company and although the petrol version was coming out first, the other versions will soon follow. The diesel Nano is expected to come into the market by July-September 2009. |
27 Oct, 2008 |
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207
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Nano project pull out has dented WB industry friendly image
Since the Nano project has now pulled out of West Bengal, many industrialists feel that this has dented the industry-friendly image of the state government. |
25 Oct, 2008 |
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208
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Nano could miss October-December Launch
At the moment, the company has set an internal target of rolling out 42,000 to 48,000 Nanos on an annual basis from its Pantnagar plant. |
22 Oct, 2008 |
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209
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Maruti Suzuki Ranks Highest in 2008 Indian CSI Study
Tata comes out as the most improved nameplate for the year 2008 – registering strong increments across all factors since last year. |
21 Oct, 2008 |
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210
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Jamna Auto subsidiary starts commercial production for Tata Motors
The new plant has a capacity of 24000 MTPA and will assemble leaf and parabolic springs. |
20 Oct, 2008 |
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211
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Tata to produce around 4000 Nano a month from Pantnagar plant
Tata Motors is planning to roll out around 4,000 Nano cars a month from its Pantnagar plant starting from January 2009. The engines and gear boxes will be made at the Pimpri plant. |
18 Oct, 2008 |
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212
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Job cuts in JLR's UK plants
The premium UK car brand which was acquired by Tata Motors has announced the cutting of around 200 jobs across its three plants in the UK. |
18 Oct, 2008 |
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213
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Tata plan to convert interim arrangement at Pantnagar to permanent unit
Now that Tata motors has started manufacturing the car at the Pantnagar plant, it is considering to convert the interim arrangement into a permanent unit. |
18 Oct, 2008 |
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214
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Gujarat decides to charge Rs 400 cr from Tata for Sanand land
The Gujarat Government has decided to charge Rs 400.65 crore from Tatas for the allocation of land at Sanand, Ahmedabad to carry on its project Nano Car. |
16 Oct, 2008 |
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215
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Australia to strengthen ties with western India
The likelihood of the ancillary units functional in Australia, which manufacture plastic components, tool designing and auto components taking part in the Nano project are quite high. |
16 Oct, 2008 |
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216
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Nano may brighten up several auto component manufacturers’ prospects
Now that the Nano project has shifted to Sanand in Gujarat, several auto component manufacturers are looking at Nano for possible business tie ups. |
15 Oct, 2008 |
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217
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Electrovaya & Tata Motors team up for battery production
Electrovaya Partners with Tata Motors and Miljo to Launch Electric Car and Battery Production in Norway. |
15 Oct, 2008 |
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218
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Auto part units in WB face fall in demand
This is because the project is now shifted to Gujarat. The auto component markets were evaluated at around Rs. 100 crore. |
14 Oct, 2008 |
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219
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Auto manufacturers target Govt employees to increase sales
Most car manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, General Motors and Tata Motors are at present offering discounts that are targeted exclusively at government employees. |
14 Oct, 2008 |
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220
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Tata Motors’ UK subsidiary buys 50.3% in Miljo Grenland
TMETC acquires 50.3% stake in Norway’s Miljo Grenland/Innovasjon to launch first electric vehicle Indica EV in 2009 |
14 Oct, 2008 |
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