Tata plans assembly plants and five star hotels in Africa

India's Tata Group yesterday said it is in talks with partners in Africa to set up new assembly lines for commercial and passenger vehicles in Kenya and Tunisia. Tata Motors head of international business R.T. Wasan said that the company will form ...

Tata group, which gets 2.3% of its revenue from Africa, aims to grow its business in the continent by 30% a year by increasing its presence in automotive, mining, infrastructure and hospitality sectors, a company official told reporters on Monday.

New investments of around $1.7 billion have been lined up Tata Group, on Monday, said it was in talks with partners in Africa to set up new assembly lines for commercial and passenger vehicles and was also looking at further enhancing its presence ...

AS a resident in Delta State, one development that has impressed me greatly is transport. The administration of Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan has no doubt given transportation uncanny attention deserving of some mention. Part of this transformation agenda ...

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Indian firms are increasingly looking to Africa as an investment destination. While the country's largest telecom operator Bharti Airtel announced a big-ticket entry in 2010 by acquiring the African operations of Zain for $10 billion, the ...