The Gujarat High Court has ruled against Tata Chemicals, denying their claim over historical wastewater networks. This decision could potentially impact the company's legal stance regarding this issue.

The Gujarat High Court has dismissed Tata Chemicals' claim regarding legacy wastewater channels, instead instructing the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) to evaluate the potential environmental impact within a span of three months.

The Tata Group is experiencing a surge in stock prices as anticipation builds for an upcoming Tata Sons board meeting. Notably, Tejas, Tata Chemicals, and Tata Communications are leading this upsurge within the Tata Group companies. This development seems to be positively influencing overall market sentiment. [ET NOW]

Despite a robust revenue growth for India Inc in March 2026, the financial results reveal increased pressure on margins due to rising costs and a weak Indian rupee, resulting in challenges for corporate profitability.

Tata Chemicals has reported an increment of 2.5% Year-over-Year (YoY) in its Q4 Profit After Tax (PAT), reaching Rs 311.4 crores. Notably, this follows a significant 64.3% YoY increase in PAT observed in the previous quarter.

The Supreme Court has upheld a 2012 ruling by the Allahabad High Court, deciding that Uttar Pradesh cannot impose VAT on interstate gas sales, a move that supports companies like Reliance Industries, Tata Chemicals, and IFFCO. The court's decision is based on clarifying that gas transported via pipelines falls under the purview of the Central Sales Tax Act, not local sales.

In a discussion on ET Now, Tata Chemicals CEO, R Mukundan, addressed the company's Q4 results and the goodwill impairment in its US business. For more detailed insights, check out the full interview available on ET Now's platform.

Tata Chemicals is facing increased costs due to the Middle East conflict, primarily in shipping and raw materials. However, these costs are likely to be passed on to customers, which may lead to improved profit margins as a result of strengthened supply chains.

Despite facing market difficulties, Tata Chemicals announces a planned capital expenditure of INR 1,300 crore for the fiscal year 2027, demonstrating their commitment to growth and investment amidst challenging conditions.

Tata Chemicals' Q4 revenue dropped by 2% compared to the previous year, reaching INR 3,438 crore, with EBITDA at INR 274 crore. The company's board announced a dividend of INR 11 per share, also finalizing the acquisition of Novabay Pte. However, an impairment of INR 1,837 crore on US assets was recorded.

Tata Chemicals experiences a 3% drop in share price before a crucial board meeting, while some other Tata Group stocks manage to resist the overall market decline.

Tata Chemicals reported a significant quarterly loss of INR 18.37 billion, largely due to an exceptional item, which is a stark contrast from the profit of INR 550 million last year. Pre-tax losses also increased considerably, reaching INR 1.78 billion, compared to INR 610 million in the same quarter of the previous year.

Tata Chemicals anticipates stagnant global demand for soda ash due to economic challenges, but expects a boom in India thanks to rising demands for solar glass and lithium carbonate.

Tata Chemicals announces a proposed dividend of INR 11 per share, pending shareholder approval. Investors may anticipate this potential distribution.

Tata Chemicals faces challenges in Q4 FY26 due to plummeting soda ash prices and US impairment costs, causing an increase in debt. However, there's a silver lining with non-soda ash revenue showing a 14% growth amidst the difficulties.

Tata Chemicals reported a significant Q4 loss of INR 21.3 billion, prompting analysts to advise investors to exercise caution due to recent changes in valuation, earnings per share (EPS), and overall visibility.

Tata Chemicals announces a ₹100 crore investment to expand salt production capacity by 82,500 TPA at their Mithapur facility. With current operations running near full capacity, this project aims to be completed within a year using internal funds.

This week, key Tata Group companies such as Tata Chemicals, Titan, and Tata Consumer Products will release their Q4 results, providing valuable insights into the performance of various sectors including IT, chemicals, hospitality, jewellery, and consumer goods. The reports are expected to highlight demand patterns and operational management within these industries.

Geojit predicts a possible 22% increase in shares of Tata Chemicals, Crompton Greaves, and Ramkrishna Forgings. The Nifty 500 index experienced growth in April with key contributors such as OLA Electric, Suzlon, Adani Green, and BHEL leading the way. (Business Standard)

NK Securities has purchased approximately 1.4 million shares of Tata Chemicals at an average price of INR 798.6, signifying a significant investment in the chemical company.

Tata Chemicals experienced a significant 9% rise today, surpassing the Nifty 50 index, due to increased volume and optimism over potential dividends. The stock has also seen a 12% increase in the last two sessions, nearing important technical markers. The board meeting on May 4 will discuss the results and possible dividend distribution.

Tata Chemicals has announced the voluntary dissolution of its two UK-based units, Cheshire Salt Holdings and New Cheshire Salt Works. This move marks a change in their British operations.

Experts advise investors to keep their positions in Ather Energy and HDFC Bank, while they recommend purchasing shares of Vikram Solar and Balu Forge gradually. In a quick update, experts suggest offloading GAIL and Info Edge, but recommending the purchase of UNO Minda and Sona BLW. They suggest maintaining current holdings in Asian Paints, HAL, and Tata Chemicals.

Tata Chemicals shares experienced an 11% boost, bucking the market's downward trend and demonstrating strong investor confidence.

Tata Chemicals experienced a significant 11% rise, driven by anticipation of value creation through the potential upcoming listing of Tata Sons. As per Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regulations, Tata Sons is expected to list as an upper tier Non-Banking Financial Company by September 2025.

Tata Chemicals streamlines its UK operations by transferring GHUL's assets to a new intermediate holding company, HFUK. This move marks the end of GHUL as a significant subsidiary, with HFUK now taking on a more prominent role in the group structure.

In a remarkable achievement, Tata Chemicals surpassed the 1 million-tonne mark of soda ash production at their Mithapur plant during FY 2025-26, signaling significant operational growth for the company.

Tata Chemicals has achieved a significant milestone by producing 1 million tonnes of soda ash in FY26 at their Mithapur plant, Gujarat. This success is attributed to a dedicated focus on operational efficiency and the team's commitment.