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UM20320- Abhishek Ratha
UM20321- Ashutosh Patnaik
UM20328- B. Vishal Subudhi
UM20344- Priyam Das
UM20357- Srujan Deep Mishra
UM20366- Supratik Biswal
Company Overview Challenges Logistics Elements Sustainable Efforts KPIs
Product Portfolio
Basic Chemistry Speciality Chemistry
Offers inorganic chemistry solutions Agro Sciences: Offers crop
that serve the world’s leading protection and Agri-input solutions.
downstream brands
Value Chain
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Transportation
• The packaged goods are transported to the Mumbai Warehouse by the means of Land as
well as Rail route
• Similar model is applied all across the country except Cochin and for Export market. For
Cochin and Export market Sea route is used. • Road Transport is the preferred means for
transportation of the products to Mumbai
• It generally takes 1 – 1½ days for transportation from Mithapur to Mumbai
• TATA Chemicals has entered into agreement with various Transport Associations, e.g.
Gujarat Truck Association, etc.
• A single 3 rd Party Logistics Service provider cannot handle the complete load of both Soda
Ash and TATA Salt.
• The loading is done generally 50 – 50 i.e. 50% Soda Ash and 50% Salt.
• This is done to achieve proper weight balance and maximum space utilization.
They have also implemented Transporation Management System to improve their supply
chain efficiency.
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Warehousing
• 2 main Warehouse’s in Mumbai namely at Taloja and at Boisar
• The Temperature of the Warehouse is maintained around 30 - 35 ˚C to avoid humidity and moisture exposure to
Soda Ash and Salt
• Soda ash tends to cake when exposed to moisture or the atmosphere for a long time
• FIFO method is used inventory control
• Quantity Committed Customers i.e., Contract for delivery of fixed number of products all throughout the year
• Warehouse closer to the Warehouse of the Buyer Company.
• For e.g., TATA Chemicals has a Warehouse established near the Warehouse of Unilever and St. Gobain
• For e.g., if Unilever has Quantity Set Contract with TATA Chemicals for the supply of 100 metric tones/day of Soda
Ash then TATA Chemical carries an inventory of 1800 – 2000 metric tone
• At Central Warehouse 10 – 15-day inventory in the form of onsite storage as insurance against delivery delays
• Limited access to SAP is provided at Warehouse level
• The employees at the Warehouse are provided with special PDA’s
• PDAs are connected to the online system of the company; the whole data automatically gets transferred for the
Warehouse to the SAP at the Central office situated at Mumbai
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Distribution
• TATA Salt as mentioned above is further transported to various Depots, Wholesalers, and Retailers across the state from the
Central Warehouse
• The Transportation for the distribution process is carried out by the concerned Transport Association
• It is normally done by the Road Transport only
• EX WORKS Contract Deliver goods at his or her own place of business. All other transportation costs and risks are assumed
by the buyer
• OTF Customers
➢ Checks the available quantity at the central Warehouse. If the quantity available at the Central Warehouse is enough to
meet the needs of Quantity Set Customers as well as OTF Customers then the distribution is done to the OTF Customers
➢ Delivery can take up to 7 – 10 days
• Export customer’s
➢ Distribution is done through the Sea route
➢ It is carried out through the port of Kandla which is closer to the plant location of Mithapur
➢ Same is done for Cochin
➢ Since for distribution various Transport Associations are involved TATA Chemicals has better control over the cost factor
involved in the Distribution process
➢ Cost involved in the Owning and Maintaining of vehicles for distribution is also eliminated
➢ Change in the daily shipment of the quantity fixed, is carried out by sending a mail to the company head office at Mumbai
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Sustainable Practices
Recycling of Lithium Ion batteries
• By 2030 it is expected that, 50% of the new vehicles sold will be electric.
• Limited resources would strain up the whole supply chain of lithium-ion batteries.
• In 2018, 56% of lithium produced is used in battery making.
• Transportation of lithium-ion batteries involves certain risk, as the electrolyte is inflammable.
No. of days in the period/Inventory Average receivable/Total credit Accounts Payable X Number of
turnover ratio sales*No of days in that Days / Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
=360/5.75=62.60 period=144.92/2984*360=17.48 =481.65*360/2604.33=66.58