Commissioned 53 MWh, 300 TPH steam power plant in India.

Commissioned 228 KTPA Soda Ash plant in India.

Commissioned 8.5 KT Tyre-grade Silica plant in India.

Won JRD QV for the second time.

UK operations successfully commissioned 40 KT Carbon Capture and Utilisation Plant (CCU).

Demerged the consumer business.

Acquired Silica plant in Cuddalore.

Launched Medikarb.

Divested the fertiliser business.

Sets up Nutraceuticals pilot plant in Chennai.

Signed an MoU with Institute of Chemical Technology to setup endowment chair.

Rallis India acquired a majority stake in Metahelix Life Sciences.

Tata Chemicals acquired British Salt.

The Tata Swach water purifier was introduced.

Rallis India became a subsidiary of Tata Chemicals.

Founded the Okhai Trust.

Tata Chemicals acquires US-based General Chemical Industrial Products becoming the world’s second largest soda ash manufacturer.

Tata Salt Lite launched.

Won JRD QV Award for the first time.

Acquired the Brunner Mond Group and assets in UK and Kenya.

Launched i-Shakti salt.

Announced and implemented a JV set up in Morocco (IMACID).

Established Innovation Centre in Pune.

Tata Salt ranked as the No. 1 food brand in Brand Equity’s survey of India's most trusted brands.

Babrala plant was commissioned in record time of 36 months.

Commenced production of cement using byproducts from the soda ash production process.

Tata Shudh detergent was launched.

Tata Salt, India's first iodised vacuum evaporated and branded salt was launched.

Instituted Tata Chemicals Society for Rural Development (TCSRD).

Started selling chemicals under its own brand name.

Commemorated the milestone with the establishment of the 'four hundred tonne tower.'

The company declared dividend for the first time.

Production of sodium bicarbonate initiated.

Acquired rights to manufacture salt and marine minerals, and to use limestone and other raw materials within the Kathiawad region of the state.

An auxiliary power plant was commissioned, and the production of caustic soda, liquid chlorine, bleaching powder, hydrochloric acid, and zinc chloride commenced.

Accomplished a Bromine Plant, the first unit in the new chemical works.

Tata's took over Okha Salt Works.

Tata Chemicals' foundation stone laid on 14th June.

The foundation is laid: Kapilram Vakil, a British-educated chemical engineer founded the Okha Salt Works.