Tata Agratas sees Chinese partner's board nominee exit ahead of rollout

The departure of Gordon Louis Chin comes amid a decline in outstanding payments for its services and equipment to AESC and Agratas building its own manufacturing capabilities.

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The sole representative of Agratas Energy Storage Solutions Pvt. Ltd’s Chinese-owned technology partner, AESC Apollo, has stepped down from the board of the Tata Group’s battery venture less than two years after joining it and just ahead of the firm's move towards commercialization, regulatory filings show.

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