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Tata International's overseas offices

MUMBAI, SEPT. 8. Tata International has announced the opening of two new offices in Istanbul, Turkey, and another in Montevideo, Uruguay. This follows the company's efforts to expand its network of subsidiaries and achieve its endeavour of globalisation. The aim of setting up an office in Istanbul is to develop long term sources for steel trading and to market steel products in Greece, Bulgaria, Egypt and North African countries. — Our Staff Correspondent

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