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Tata Motors Ltd said it has increased the takeover offer price for Italian truck maker Iveco Group NV by 0.30 euro per share to 14.40 euro per share, citing delay in authorisation process. In 2025, Tata Motors announced plans to acquire Iveco, excluding its defence business, for 3.8 billion euro (nearly Rs 38,240 crore) through TML CV Holdings Pte Ltd. The commercial vehicle major earlier offered 14.10 euro per share, valuing the transaction at 3.82 billion euro. Tata Motors started an all-cash voluntary tender offer for all outstanding common shares of Iveco in September. The acceptance period runs from September 7 to October 26, 2026, with Iveco Group shareholders scheduled to vote on related resolutions at an extraordinary general meeting on October 16. Iveco Group's board of directors unanimously supported the deal and has recommended that shareholders tender their shares and vote in favour of the earlier offer. While noting that the previous offer price already represented fu

Trent shares jumped 12.4 per cent after Q2FY27 standalone revenue rose 22.5 per cent, beating estimates, while analysts remained largely bullish on the Tata group retailer

Tata Trusts reiterate that RBI did not mandate Tata Sons listing, saying the regulator only asked the group to find a lawful alternative to retain its unlisted status.

Presence across shareholder trusts could shape voting dynamics

Experts say clearer boundaries between promoter oversight and professional management can help prevent governance conflicts

Best Buy's India entity will transition to TCS under a multi-year agreement, combining its retail knowledge with technology and AI capabilities to build an AI-native centre

Tata AMC CEO Anand Vardarajan says differentiated products, strong distribution and steady fund performance will drive growth as investors continue SIPs despite a prolonged sideways market.

Maharashtra Charity Commissioner is examining whether Tata Trusts' actions breached norms as the Tata Sons board faces a governance dispute

Six decades on, nearly half its revenue comes from international markets

Titan and TCS led declines in Tata Group stocks as investor sentiment weakened amid broader market volatility and uncertainty over Tata Sons' listing

From assembling iPhones to building semiconductor facilities, Tata Electronics has grown rapidly, with revenue rising from ₹1.9 crore in FY22 to ₹1.31 trillion in FY26

Sept 29 (Reuters) - Potential leadership transition and listing of Tata Sons would not immediately affect the ratings of the ​companies in the salt-to-software onglomerate, S&P Global said ​on Tuesday, saying that changes to the financial policies ‌are likely to be gradual.

Tata Trusts wants to merge two operating businesses into Tata Sons, arguing that the combined revenue and assets would take it outside the NBFC and CIC framework and allow it to remain unlisted

Tata Projects on Monday said it has forged a strategic partnership with Canada-based MDS Aero Support Corporation to advance aero-engine testing infrastructure in India. The collaboration brings together Tata Projects' advanced infrastructure capabilities and MDS Aero Support's global expertise in gas turbine engine testing, a company statement said. The companies aim to support the development of advanced testing infrastructure for India's rapidly growing aerospace and propulsion ecosystem, it added. Under the partnership, Tata Projects will lead key infrastructure elements including civil and structural works, MEP, high-air-pressure systems, HVAC, high-temperature exhaust systems, cooling-water systems and associated site infrastructure. MDS will bring its specialised expertise in the design, engineering, supply, integration, commissioning and lifecycle support of advanced gas turbine engine test facilities and systems. Rajiv Menon, President and Chief Growth and Strategy Office

The boardroom battle in India's top industrial conglomerate leaves a trail of unanswered questions

Tata Sons and its 66% shareholder Tata Trusts are at odds over N Chandrasekaran's reappointment and a possible listing

The payout comprises ₹15.24 crore in replacement shares due under the former CEO's long-term incentive plan for FY23-FY25, along with a ₹2.5 crore one-time reward approved for FY25

Tata Trusts studying the response before any legal recourse

SP Group is in talks with lenders to exercise a so-called greenshoe option on an existing ₹21,350 crore facility that would allow it to raise an additional ₹3,500 crore

On one side is family patriarch Noel Tata, who heads Tata Trusts, on the other is N Chandrasekaran, Tata Sons' chairman with no links to the founding family but a slew of powerful corporate backers