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NSE Announcements on Tata Tea
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nirmalbarbilTracked by: 0 Boarder
dear chriskb thanks for your early response.please share your information on other fundamentally strong stocks.
nirmal...
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NSE Announcements on Tata Tea
Posted by : chriskb
nirmal,
Someone said `May you live in interesting times`. If you think about it, it is one of the worst form of curses. Yes, we are living in interesting times. Although we are better of materially, we are much worse off psychologically.
Hopefully, we pass this time pretty quickly, until then, hold tight on to your cash and tangible assets. If you have too much cash and are itching to invest, then adding to your positions in Tata Tea may be a good idea. Also consider its majority owned Tata Coffee (can you believe it has Rs 100/share in timber alone, apart from thousands of acres of coffee plantations, and Eight O Clock coffee in USA). There are several others which offer very good value, but wait!
Good Luck. 
NSE Announcements on Tata Tea
Posted by : chriskbTracked by: 0 Boarder
nirmal,
Someone said `May you live in interesting times`. If you think about it, it is one of the worst form of curses. Yes, we are living in interesting times. Although we are better of materially, we are much worse off psychologically.
Hopefully, we pass this time pretty quickly, until then, hold tight on to your cash and tangible assets. If you have too much cash and are itching to invest, then adding to your positions in Tata Tea may be a good idea. Also consider its majority owned Tata Coffee (can you believe it has Rs 100/share in timber alone, apart from thousands of acres of coffee plantations, and Eight O Clock coffee in USA). There are several others which offer very good value, but wait!
Good Luck....
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NSE Announcements on Tata Tea
Posted by : nirmalbarbil
dear chriskb please suggest few great companies like tata tea.
nirmal
NSE Announcements on Tata Tea
Posted by : nirmalbarbilTracked by: 0 Boarder
dear chriskb please suggest few great companies like tata tea.
nirmal...
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NSE Announcements on Tata Tea
Posted by : nirmalbarbil
dear chriskb please suggest few great companies like tata tea.
nirmal
Should I wverage ?
Posted by : c.raviramanTracked by: 0 Boarder
if you want to t ake 100 share of tata tea, take 10 now 10 next month and 10 next to next month, just like sip, but don`t wait to proper time, its ok price now, even its undervalue...
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Should I wverage ?
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naughtypalmist
This is a good stock but I bought it at 576 ... now I am unsure about when to average ...
Please guide me about the target I should aim ... and the price I should average.
Should I wverage ?
Posted by : naughtypalmistTracked by: 0 Boarder
This is a good stock but I bought it at 576 ... now I am unsure about when to average ...
Please guide me about the target I should aim ... and the price I should average....
Tata Tea set to launch energy drinks
Posted by : morningdewTracked by: 0 Boarder
BANGALORE: Tata Tea is gearing up to make an entry into the energy drinks segment identifying fortified beverages as a growth area. The country`s
largest tea company (by volume) is expected to soft launch its own brand in Chennai early next year, according to sources.
In the past few months, Tata Tea, which re-launched mineral water brand Himalayan recently, has expressed its intention of expanding its health and wellness portfolio in a big way. An energy drink contains products such as caffeine and herbs to give a temporary burst of energy.
When contacted, Tata Tea said they could not comment on speculation. According to sources, however, this is likely to be a youth-focused, lifestyle drink.
Although energy drinks made an entry into the country a few years back, the market is still limited to a few players, Red Bull and Power Horse. Pepsi Co has also announced the launch of its energy supplement, SoBe recently.
While the market size is difficult to ascertain, due to its nascent stage, some estimates place the figure at about Rs 500 crore.
At present, the segment is limited to metros but growing much faster than carbonated beverages.
"The mushrooming of gyms across the country is representative of changing lifestyles. It is probable that this health-conscious urban youth will opt for the product. Those who are foraying into this segment are not competing with each other, at the moment, but are actually creating a market for energy drinks," executive director of KPMG advisory services, Narayanan Ramaswamy said. The south has traditionally been a preferred launchpad for non-aerated beverages for most drinks companies as it is a bigger market for such drinks. Carbonated beverages on the other hand are known to do better in the northern states.
Instead of storming the market, Tata Tea will begin with on-ground activations and radio spends ramping up its presence progressively. They will later ramp up the marketing campaign through the mainstream mediums.
"Only companies with deep pockets will have the capacity to invest in advertising and positioning of such a niche product. During such an economic scenario if companies are able to spend significantly to push the product, it reflects well on the financial position of Indian companies," Mr Ramaswamy added.
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : kimaTracked by: 0 Boarder
Honorable fellow boarders, M/s. c.ravivarman and chriskb are spot on. They belong to a rare breed of fundamental analysts who recognize value and rightly explains it.
Guests in every message board try to play fowl. Their nefarious underhand business is to malign admirable business by raising baseless aspersions, with a desire to drive down the stock price through scandal and lies. Perhaps they wish to enter the stock at lower levels. Only gullible boarders fall for their tricks.
AS regards Tata Tea the topline is not growing much. The company is not sitting idle. It tries to correct this anomaly through inorganic but logical acquisitions from time to time. They have been successful too. They have plenty of cash in the books and as rightly pointed out by worthy boarders, open to further acquisitions. Tata Tea is in the business of building and owning some well branded FMCG assets. It will pay off handsomely. ...
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : chriskb
Tata Tea results speak otherwise. They are in great shape.
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : sandy306Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Thanks a lot for the valuable information.
Ajay
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : c.raviraman
USE tatadotcom and go to tata tea information you will get all tata`s company profile,,
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : c.raviramanTracked by: 0 Boarder
USE tatadotcom and go to tata tea information you will get all tata`s company profile,, ...
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : ajay_jindal
Hello Ravi ji ,
Thanks a lot for your information. Can you please guide me where to find information regarding the TATA Tea owning Rallis ?
This is really a useful information as Rallis itself is on a strong growing path.
thanks,
ajayjindal at gmail
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : ajay_jindalTracked by: 0 Boarder
Hello Ravi ji ,
Thanks a lot for your information. Can you please guide me where to find information regarding the TATA Tea owning Rallis ?
This is really a useful information as Rallis itself is on a strong growing path.
thanks,
ajayjindal at gmail...
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : c.raviraman
i don`t know from where you people are getting this rubbis news, u know daily tata is entering in market with new products, like if u people are aware with that himalya mineral water is product of tata tea, tata tea having 40 % share of tata coffe, 30% rallis, and both are very good profit making company, yaar thoda wait karo... abhi sabki halat kharab hain
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
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vkk43Tracked by: 0 Boarder
I did my schooling from Shri Vishudhanand Saraswati Vidyalala and passed Higher secondary in 1959. As said in my last msg, Mr. Bimal Jalan, Ex Govr. of RBI was with me in my School, one class senior. Done B Com from City College thereafter and LLB from Cal. University in 1965/66. Then passed Inter exam. from Institute of Companies Secretaries, in 1974....
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : man
In 1963 i was 10 years old and studying in 4 Th standard at I P MISSION SCHOOL.
We moved to Mumbai in 1964 and stayed in mumbai till 1984.
I am in Baroda from 84 onwards.
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : manTracked by: 0 Boarder
In 1963 i was 10 years old and studying in 4 Th standard at I P MISSION SCHOOL.
We moved to Mumbai in 1964 and stayed in mumbai till 1984.
I am in Baroda from 84 onwards....
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : vkk43
I was in Calcutta until 1992 and since then I am in Delhi.
I had visited Bangalore, Madurai, Rameswaram, Kanyakumari,Tirupati, Tanjavur, Hyderabd etc. but I had never gone to Kerala. Now I do not think I will be able to visit Kerala. However, I had visited Darjeeling and Assam Tea gardens. I hd been to Baroda, Surat, Ahmedabad, Mumbai in 1963. In 1963 Surat was a very small city. Thanks.
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : vkk43Tracked by: 0 Boarder
I was in Calcutta until 1992 and since then I am in Delhi.
I had visited Bangalore, Madurai, Rameswaram, Kanyakumari,Tirupati, Tanjavur, Hyderabd etc. but I had never gone to Kerala. Now I do not think I will be able to visit Kerala. However, I had visited Darjeeling and Assam Tea gardens. I hd been to Baroda, Surat, Ahmedabad, Mumbai in 1963. In 1963 Surat was a very small city. Thanks....
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : man
You can go from THIRUVANTPURAM by road It is 3 hrs drive.
It is Kerala
Excellent hill st in south. We were there last year and enjoyed to maximum.
More than 80 % tea gardens are owned by Tata Tea.
I thought you are from south and you must have seen this place.
I am for Baroda Gujarat but seen most of the part of south.
I am very fond of South Indian food in all respect.
Dear you are from which place and where do you live at present.
Regards,
Manher
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : manTracked by: 0 Boarder
You can go from THIRUVANTPURAM by road It is 3 hrs drive.
It is Kerala
Excellent hill st in south. We were there last year and enjoyed to maximum.
More than 80 % tea gardens are owned by Tata Tea.
I thought you are from south and you must have seen this place.
I am for Baroda Gujarat but seen most of the part of south.
I am very fond of South Indian food in all respect.
Dear you are from which place and where do you live at present.
Regards,
Manher...
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : vkk43
By the way, where is Munnar??
A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : vkk43Tracked by: 0 Boarder
By the way, where is Munnar??...
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A view over TATA TEA from the Eco.Times
Posted by : man
We need to also see what is company sales value and do not bother if they sell in x area or y area.
If you want to know what this comany is capable of doing Pl pay a visit to MUNNAR and just enjoy Green Tea F Gardens owned by Tata.
What kind of social activity is done by this company at Munnar for benefits of thousands of man/woman employees is also to be seen.
You will relax at Munnar and good ideas will prop from your mind.
OK Buddy Pl go to Munnar with your family and enjoy natures beauty,
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