Tata Sons News

The Maharashtra Charity Commissioner has closed a long-standing inquiry into a 1989 share transfer. This decision confirms the transaction complied with all applicable laws at that time

Welcome to The Daily Catch-Up, your three-minute evening briefing from The Indian Express. The Tata group is entering a new phase following N Chandrasekaran s decision to step down as Tata Sons chairman

Tata Sons annual general meeting (AGM), scheduled for Tuesday, was adjourned due to a lack of quorum as the regulatory freeze imposed on the Sir Ratan Tata Trusts (SRTT) has left the Tata holding company unable to secure the shareholder representation required

The annual general meeting of Tata Sons faced an unforeseen adjournment caused by a lack of quorum. This rare incident followed the exclusion of a vital trust that required permissions to participate

Tata leaders recently updated government officials on internal conflicts and strategic rifts within the conglomerate. Issues concerning business initiatives, appointments, and Air India s financial woes were highlighted

N Chandrasekaran's potential departure highlights board readiness for leadership transitions. Successful leaders often make succession planning more difficult for boards

The Sir Ratan Tata Trust faces curbs, impacting Tata Sons' annual general meeting. The Sir Dorabji Tata Trust noted a lack of quorum for the upcoming meeting

Jefferies believes Tata group stocks should remain driven by business fundamentals despite N Chandrasekaran s planned exit as Tata Sons chairman in February 2027. The brokerage s top picks are Tata Consumer Products, Tata Steel, Indian Hotels and Voltas

Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran is preparing to step down after nearly a decade, putting succession, Tata Sons listing and the balance of power with Tata Trusts under scrutiny. The Tata Trusts hold 66% of Tata Sons, while Shapoorji Pallonji Group owns 18.4

Sir Ratan Tata Trust faces a restraint order from the charity commissioner. This order prevents its participation in crucial Tata Trusts meetings

N Chandrasekaran's decision not to continue as Tata Sons chairman beyond his current term comes at a critical juncture for India's largest business conglomerate. Under Chandra's stewardship, the group made large investment bets in sectors such as aviation and

Welcome to the Daily Catch-Up, your evening briefing from The Indian Express. Tata Group Chairman s tenure ends, bringing succession at India s business group into focus; Mumbai s Kurla landslide kills two and fresh NEET paper-leak probe uncovers and other top

Shares of Tata Group companies fell 1-5% on Wednesday after news of Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekharan deciding against reappointment after a long dispute that had seen a power struggle erupt on the holding company s board. Shares of all Tata group companies

N Chandrasekaran has stepped down as Tata Sons chairman, ending a significant tenure. ET had first reported Chandrasekaran is considering stepping down as Tata Sons chairman

India s 158-year-old Tata Group wants its holding company to stay private. But since regulatory pressures are making it difficult to hold off a stock-market listing indefinitely, it can perhaps learn the virtue of simplicity from an even older conglomerate: Ho

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran has discussed the possibility of stepping down ahead of the August 18 AGM, amid uncertainty over his reappointment as a director and tensions with Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata. The suspension of Sir Ratan Tata Trust has fu

Chandigarh has emerged as the country s highest-spending city on a per-household basis while also ranking among India s richest cities in household income, according to a report released by Mumbai-based People s Research on India s Consumer Economy (PRICE) and

Shapoorji Pallonji Group has received commitments of about Rs 21,500 crore for the first tranche of its planned refinancing through a mix of rupee and dollar-denominated debt, with the issue fully subscribed by domestic and global institutional investors, peop

Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran is setting up an interim management committee to run Air India as the appointment of a new CEO is expected to be delayed by a few months.The delay comes amid opposition from several quarters, including Tata Trusts chairman N