India’s Tata Group gets vocal about e-commerce reforms

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India’s Tata Group is taking a more vocal interest in rules shaping online marketplaces, hinting at ambitions as it reappraises its retail strategy just as e-commerce reform threatens to muddy plans. They will likely join other marquee brands on an app that Tata aims to pilot this year, said three of the people. It launched its Tata CliQ online marketplace in 2016, which booked sales of $36 million in 2019-20. Spearheading the app is Tata Digital Chief Executive Pratik Pal, who gained extensive experience with retailers in 28 years at IT outsourcing unit Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. The Tata brand name adds a level of assurance for consumers, Sampath objected at the meeting, seeking clarity on the government’s policy plans, attendees said.

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