The Tata Group is planning a reorganisation of the business portfolio of Tata Industries, which might involve the merger of some of the entities.
Health services (Tata Health app), e-commerce (Tata Cliq), ready-to-eat food (Tata Q) and digital classroom content (Tata ClassEdge) might be merged with sister companies in similar sectors, according to a report by The Times of India.
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Tata Industries had not yet responded to a request for comment by The Times of India.
Tata Health might be brought to Tata Medical and Diagnostics, which recently launched the Feluda paper strip tests for COVID-19. The Tata Health app lets users book doctors appointments, laboratory tests and order medicines.
According to the report, Tata Cliq might be brought under Tata Digital, which manages the group's e-commerce initiatives. Tata Digital is in advanced discussions to purchase a majority stake in online grocer BigBasket.
The group's ready-to-eat food brand Tata Q will likely be brought under Tata Consumer Products, the report added.
Tata ClassEdge is a good fit for Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) iON platform, the report added.
