“Moreover, the company’s representation in Liberia was handled though a Liberia-based consultancy firm, as it has no office or representative in that country. Tata Steel appointed the firm to represent the company in the bidding process and also advice it on local issues and sentiments related to community and other initiatives. This is a normal business practice and the relevant government agencies were kept informed,” it argued.
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