“TATA’s”, the most respected and the largest industrial house of India are well known for their concern for environment, conservation of natural resources and services to the society besides their vision and fair business practices. In 1920s, when the concept of industrial water pollution was not much known to most people even in the western world, TATA STEEL thought it prudent not to discharge the acidic waste pickle liquor generated in their Sheet Mills into the river but to treat it in an environment friendly manner. The awareness towards ecological balance coupled with availability of waste iron salt solution resulted in the birth of “FIRST SYNTHETIC IRON OXIDE PIGMENT PLANT” in India, in the immediate vicinity of Tata Steel at Jamshedpur.

The company has come a long way since its inception in 1927. Today, Tata Pigments in India has a coveted place among the manufacturers of Paints, Building materials, Plastic, Rubber goods, Paper, Inks, etc. It is one of the largest producers of superior quality synthetic iron oxide pigments, and is the sole manufacture of these pigments that has the licence of “BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS”.

The company launched flooring colours in 1980s and commenced production of paints in the 2000s. Currently the company offers a wide range of paints for decorative and industrial use and also offers Industrial coating services and By-products management services to various industries