Tata Son Chairman N Chandrasekaran said the company’s main goal is to expand its manufacturing excellence in semiconductors, electric vehicles, digital platforms and financial services.
In the company’s annual report for 2025, he said Tata Electronics, with annual revenue of Rs 660,000 crore, is focusing on building an ecosystem for vertical integration of technology hardware and semiconductor manufacturing.
The team has begun its semiconductor journey from the 28nm node and plans to build on the foundations of advanced chip manufacturing.
“Together with TCS, startups and other ecosystem players, we will do everything we can to prepare India for the Genai era. We will build data centers and skills for data centers and employees in new AI tools, the best partnerships for the industry, and deliver solutions to transform our business through human+AI models,” Chandrasekaran wrote. ” Chandrasekaran wrote.
Tata Capital, the financial services arm of Tata son, will launch its initial public offering in the next six to eight weeks.
In the electric vehicle sector, Agratas is developing 60 gwh battery capacity in India and the UK, and has been supported by R&D centers in Bangalore and Oxford.
He added that when it comes to batteries and renewable energy, our ability to create must have stable and guaranteed copies, which is the basis for good financial returns.
In terms of corporate social responsibility (CSR), new focus includes reducing waste sent to landfills, developing biodiversity plans, and replenishing the freshwater we use, he said.
He further said: “I am proud to share with you that Tata Electronics is good at this road – it has hired over 65,000 labor force (about 70% of them are women) and has an annual income of Rs 66,000 crore in the capital-intensive technology hardware world.”
Tata Power has tripled its renewable energy capacity over the past eight years. The subsidiary now leads India with 6,700 charging stations nationwide in its rooftop solar and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Over the past five years, Tata Group’s total revenue has increased by 1.9 times, net profit has increased by 3.6 times, and leverage has decreased by 0.7 times.
