Simone Tata admitted to Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital
Mumbai: Simone Tata, a 95 -year -old mother of Noel Tata and the late Tata Group President Ratan Tata, was accepted to violate the Candy Hospital in Mumbai after a severe illness. Tata, Dubai King’s Hospital after the first treatment of Mumbai flew to Tuesday.
It has fluid accumulation in its lungs, but is fixed compared to a source that is familiar with health. “Senior Doctor Farokh E. accepted under the care of Udwadia, Sakk source added.
Simone Tata has a rich heritage as a businesswoman in India, which directs brands like Lakmé in India before the sale of Unilever in the 1990s.
Simone Deniz Dunoyer was born in Geneva, Switzerland and came to India as a tourist in 1953. In 1955, the navy married H. Tata and started his career with a group in the 1960s.
India’s cosmetics czarina
His journey with Tata Group started on the Board of Directors of Lakmé. At that time, Tata Oil Mills (Tomco), who sold personal care brands such as Lakmé, Hamam, OK and Modi soaps, was a small side organization. It was Simone, who shaped the brand’s vision to meet the indigenous cosmetic needs of the Indian woman.
Under his leadership, the brand became a household name in India and was appointed as president in 1982. It is known as “India’s Cosmetics Czarina” because of its role in popularizing cosmetics among Indian women.
After the liberalization of the Indian economy, Hul and Lakmé Ltd founded a 50:50 joint venture, Lakmé Unilever Limited in 1996 to market Lakmé’s cosmetics and other suitable products from both companies. In 1998, he sold Lakmé Ltd brands to Hul and disposed of 50% of his shares in the joint venture. La200 Crore.
Lakmé decided to switch from cosmetic business to retail due to the lack of brands in most categories. For this purpose, in March 1998, Littlewoods International Ltd acquired Littlewoods International (India). As of July 1, 1998, Trent Ltd was combined with Lakmé, and the name of Lakmé Ltd was officially changed to Trent Ltd, who sold clothes from Zudio and Westside stores.
