RBI order on Tata Sons listing has provided 'full clarity', Mistry says a day after Noel Tata opposed any such move
One possible route would be to reduce Tata Sons' relevant asset base below the ₹1 trillion threshold for classification as an upper-layer NBFC, according to a former regulatory official
Separation of ownership and control could increasingly be an option for businesses across the world, according to Cohen, who's a top global family enterprise academic
TCS led the decline, erasing ₹30,754 crore in market value, while shares of Tata Chemicals, Tata Technologies and Tata Elxsi also fell sharply on Friday amid the row
Nexperia will work with Tata Electronics on semiconductor production and packaging in India
India's semiconductor journey looks "strong", with policy stability under Semicon 2.0 providing important continuity in the roadmap for the industry, Tata Electronics' CEO and Managing Director Randhir Thakur has said. As India races to secure a foothold in the high-stakes global semiconductor industry, Tata Electronics - a key player - is building India's first commercial semiconductor fab in Dholera, Gujarat, and the first indigenous semiconductor assembly and testing facility in Jagiroad, Assam, with a combined investment of USD 14 billion, to serve global customers across critical sectors. "In our business, it is about continuity, and semiconductor is a roadmap-based journey. It is really very encouraging to see that after Semiconductor 1.0 scheme, the government has come up with Semiconductor 2.0...so that continuity, that roadmap is very important. We believe that in this business, as we generate the cash flow, we will always be investing and continue on this," Thakur told PTI
Tata Sons’ board has approved a five-year extension for N Chandrasekaran as Chairman, alongside its decision to proceed with a stock market listing.
SP Group chairman says public listing can strengthen transparency, governance and philanthropy, and calls for closer engagement with Tata Sons and Tata Trusts
Chandrasekaran's continuation brings relief, but TCS remains under pressure from AI disruption, geopolitical risks and high bond yields
Tata Trusts has called N Chandrasekaran's reappointment as Tata Sons chairman "illegal", citing the company's Articles of Association and Noel Tata's dissenting vote
The Tata Sons board approved a five-year extension for Chandrasekaran at the board meeting. The decision was taken despite Noel Tata's opposition
Holding-company discounts and losses at key unlisted ventures could weigh on Tata Sons' IPO valuation, though its diversified portfolio may still command a premium
The RBI's decision came months after reclusive billionaire Shapoor Mistry published an open letter to the regulator seeking a listing of Tata Sons to help unlock value for the group's 18.4% stake
Tata Chemicals' holding in Tata Sons is around 2.5 per cent. Going by the rough-cut valuation, hypothetically, the investment value could be ₹10,000-15,000 crore, as per ICICI Securities.
Tata Group stocks rallied after the RBI rejected Tata Sons' bid to shed its core investment company status, fuelling expectations of a potential listing
Air India's board of directors are meeting in the city on Tuesday as the airline is set to see the CEO transition, with former Ethiopian Airlines Group chief Tewolde Gebremariam expected to formally take charge later this month. At the board meeting chaired by N Chandrasekaran, who is the Chairman of Tata Sons, various matters, including the salary structure of the incoming CEO, are expected to be discussed, according to sources. Campbell Wilson, the MD and CEO of Air India, will be stepping down from his role this month. Apart from Chandrasekaran and Wilson, there are five other board members -- Sanjiv Mehta, Alice G Vaidyan and P R Ramesh are the independent directors, while P B Balaji and Goh Choon Phong are the non-executive non-independent directors. The sources said the board members would also be thanking Wilson for his contributions to the airline. He has been at the helm of the airline and piloting an ambitious transformation plan since July 2022. Chandrasekaran, Wilson a
Tata Sons may challenge the RBI's decision, which could affect the listing timeline, while legal experts flag charter changes, disclosures and an OFS
In the Nifty 50, the most tracked index by passive funds, the group's combined weight declined to 7.6 per cent in August 2026 from 8.3 per cent in August 2025
Board members could back a third term for Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran. The support is believed to have been strengthened after the RBI directive
RBI has cleared the decks for the listing of Tata Sons