Tata Chemicals

India's weak monsoon is prompting farmers to cut spending on pesticides, fertilisers and seeds this year, the chief executive of Tata Chemicals unit Rallis India said.

Tata Group stocks plunged Friday, with Tata Chemicals heading the list of decliners, after Tata Trusts opposed the decision of the Tata Sons board to reappoint N Chandrasekaran as chairman and called the move illegal.

Tata Chemicals’ Q1FY27 financials reflected challenging market conditions, with Ebitda down 14% year-on-year to ₹555 crore.

Tata Group stocks such as TCS and Tata Chemicals dropped up to 8% on Friday after Tata Trusts labelled Chandrasekaran's appointment illegal.

Tata Chemicals plunged 8.35%, TCS declined 2.75%, Tata Technologies fell 2.79%, and Tata Investment Corporation decreased 3.43% on Friday, September 18, 2026.

Renewed Tata Sons IPO hopes sparked a sharp rally in five Tata Group stocks, adding more than Rs 17,200 crore in less than an hour from opening to the total market capitalisation of Tata Chemicals, Tata Investment Corp, Tata Motors PV, Tata Elxsi and Tata Tech.

Tata Steel and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles have a 3.06% stake each in Tata Sons, while Tata Chemicals holds a 2.53% stake.

Tata Chemicals Ltd soared 20.00% to Rs 734.5 at 11:45 IST and was the biggest gainer in the BSE's 'A' group.

Tata Chemicals is expected to be a standout performer when the markets reopen on Tuesday, as its approximately 2.5% stake in the holdco is valued at upwards of ₹ 17,407 crore after an estimated 40% holding company discount, were it to be listed.

Tata Chemicals Magadi Ltd submitted all the required information, reports and documentation on August 11, days after Kenya’s mining ministry suspended its operations over alleged regulatory shortfalls.

Tata Chemicals Magadi Limited (TCML) submitted all the required information, reports and documentation to the Kenyan government on August 11, 2026, and is fully compliant with regulatory requirements.

Tata Chemicals North America acquired customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals USA for $21.16 million in a US bankruptcy court-approved transaction, with contracts expected to generate revenues exceeding $110 million through December 2028.

Tata Chemicals North America acquired soda ash customer contracts from Searles Valley Minerals for $21.16 million, securing over 500,000 metric tonnes of demand for supply from September 2026 through December 2028.

Tata Chemicals North America was declared the successful bidder in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings of Searles Valley Minerals Inc. and will acquire customer contracts representing over 500,000 metric tons of soda ash orders through December 2028 for $21.16 million.