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    • 'A very important learning from Ratan Tata's life is to lead a life of integrity': ex Tata Group executive Harish Bhat

      Ratan Tata took over the reins of Tata Group in 1991, just as economic liberalization was set to open Indian firms up to foreign competition. Author Harish Bhat, who worked with Tata Group companies between 1987 and 2023, culls lessons from Tata's life and work for how to ride out systemic changes, among other things.

    • 'I was obsessed with these Tata stories as I wrote them': Harish Bhat

      Harish Bhat's first book 'Tata Log' looked into eight modern stories of the Tata Group. His latest book is a compendium of 40 stories that go back to the time of Jamsetji Tata, Sir Dorabji Tata and his wife Meherbai, and J.R.D. Tata.

    • Book excerpt | '#Tata Stories': When eight men drew up a Rs10,000 crore economic plan for free India - in 1944

      The Bombay Plan was ambitious - and not just because it was the country's first economic plan. Harish Bhat tells the story of the plan and the thinking behind it, in the chapter "Tata, Birla and the Bombay Plan" in '#Tata Stories', his new book released on June 14, 2021. Excerpt below:

    • Tata Group cos face no interference from trusts: Harish Bhat

      The interests of Tata Sons and minority shareholders of Tata-promoted companies are fairly aligned, says Harish Bhat, Brand Custodian of Tata Sons in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

    • Mistry's hostility towards Tata Sons led to his removal: Bhat

      Cyrus Mistry's "hostility" to primary promoters had led to his removal as chairman of Tata Global Beverages as it posed significant risk to the company's future performance, said the new head Harish Bhat.

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    • Revived by green tea, Tata says ad spend will pay-off soon

      After having relaunched various brands and spending a sizeable capital on advertising, Harish Bhat, chief executive officer and managing director, Tata Global Beverages, is confident that the ad spends will reap benefits in the days to come. Furthermore, he believes the company‘s coffee business is likely to pick up soon.

    • UK, Russia markets to remain sluggish: Tata Global

      Harish Bhat, CEO & MD, Tata Global Beverage says, UK and Russian markets will remain sluggish. The pressure on margins was due to four recent launches.

    • New product innovation key growth driver: Tata Global

      Post Tata Global Beverages's Q1 numbers, Harish Bhat, MD of the company told CNBC-TV18 that the key growth driver for it was and will continue to be a new product innovation in tea, coffee and water.

    • Pricing will remain stable in near-term: Tata Beverages

      The company has posted a growth of 11 percent in its topline and 26 percent in its operating profits. Bhat credits the growth of various brands in different geographies for the positive numbers.

    • Brand value, overseas growth led to Q3 profit: Tata Global

      Harish Bhat, CEO & MD of Tata Global Beverages told CNBC-TV18 the third quarter has been very successful and despite the rising prices of tea they have shown a considerable improvement in their net profit.

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