Jamsetji Tata

Indian businessman; founded Tata Group

Jamsetji Tata - Indian businessman; founded Tata Group
Born

March 3rd, 1839
186 years ago

Died

May 19th, 1904
120 years ago — 65 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

India

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A prominent Indian industrialist and entrepreneur, established Tata Group, a conglomerate that has significantly influenced Indian industry. Initiated the development of industries in steel, hydroelectric power, and hospitality among others. Pioneered the establishment of Tata Steel, which became India's first major steel manufacturing company. Laid the groundwork for several educational and research institutions.

Founded Tata Group in 1868

Established Tata Steel in 1907

Contributed to the creation of the Indian Institute of Science

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