Tata Group setting up Dubai office to boost growth in West Asia.

Tata Group is setting up an international nodal office in Dubai to help group companies grow faster in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region. Tata Sons, the group's holding company, recently said it had appointed Sunil Sinha as resident director (MENA region) to establish an office there. Sinha has been with the group for 31 years. Earlier, he was chief executive, Tata Quality Management Service (TQMS). He was instrumental in driving business excellence, innovation and safety in group companies.

The in-charge of the MENA office will report to Madhu Kannan, member, group executive council, Tata Sons.

The Tata group aims to increase its annual turnover from about $100 billion to $500 billion by 2022. This will require the company to take an aggressive inorganic route across the globe. 'The office's objective is to further enhance and strengthen Tata Sons’ engagement with all stakeholders in the MENA region and facilitating business growth for Tata group companies, especially in sectors crucial to development in MENA and of strategic interest to the group,' said Tata Sons.


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