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The move holds major significance as it was the first time the Trusts has given its opinion on the issue of RBI’s listing requirements and its desire to give the SP group an exit
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In its annual report, Tata Sons, the holding company of the group, said that chairman N Chandrasekaran is expected to be paid a total compensation of Rs 155.81 crore for FY25, compared to Rs 135.32 crore in FY24
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The project, which has a total capital expenditure of GBP 1.25 billion, will result in the replacement of coal-fired blast furnaces to scrap-based electric arc furnaces.
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We are working on sourcing from alternate sources, Chandrasekaran noted
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Mistry was elected as the chairman to preside the AGM on June 19 in absence of TCS chairman N Chandrasekaran, who skipped the shareholder gathering citing “some exigencies".
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Air India employees said that the Chairman reiterated the complexity of aviation operations and stressed the need to wait for investigation outcomes before drawing conclusions
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The company in a regulatory filing said that Chandrasekaran in his letter dated May 28, 2025 has informed Tata Chemicals of his intention to step down
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“GenAI is already redefining analytics, customer experience, and marketing. The rise of autonomous robots and AI agents promises a future of ‘dark factories’ and AI-assisted enterprise functions," Chandrasekaran said in a letter to shareholders.
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The Tata Group is currently setting up an OSAT (outsourced semiconductor assembly and testing) facility at Jagiroad near Guwahati.
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The move will make Tata Capital, the eight major Indian firm opting for the confidential pre-filing route after Tata Play, Oyo, Swiggy, Vishal Mega Mart, Credila Financial Services, Indira IVF and PhysicsWallah.
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Tariffs are import duties imposed and collected by the government, and paid by companies to bring foreign goods into the country
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He also said that AI is a major imperative for India, cautioning that countries that lead AI will not only export it, but will become the future leaders.
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He has been conferred "The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Civil Division) – honorary DBE/KBE"
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In the first six months of FY25, Maharashtra attracted more foreign investment than Karnataka, Gujarat, Delhi, and Tamil Nadu combined, CM Fadnavis had said earlier in January.
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The Tata Group took complete control of Air India from the government, nearly 69 years after it was taken from the conglomerate.
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Tata Group's N Chandrasekaran underscored in his year-end note that the Indian economy is strong and one can look ahead at 2025 with a sense of hope and optimism.
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N Chandra in post on LinkedIn on November 14, marking the merger of Air India and Vistara, said he is optimistic about the future for AI.
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Recalling his time with Ratan Tata, Tata Sons chairperson N Chandrasekaran said that their relationship grew over the years, 'first focusing on business and eventually evolving into a more personal connection.'
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After the Tata Sons headquarters, Bombay House was renovated, Ratan Tata wanted to see the kennel first, chairman N Chandrasekaran recollected. 'Seeing his happiness with the kennel and his priorities was a reminder that while big projects are important, it’s the details that reveal how we think, what we prioritise, and how we are perceived.'
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Tata Consultancy Services, scheduled to announce its earnings for Q2 on October 10, cancelled press conference and management interviews for the day.
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Top honchos of the IT and tech world have expressed grief, calling it a sad day. They say his business acumen, leadership qualities and humility towers is a mark of his personality.
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The Tata chair says the $365bn Indian group is undergoing multiple changes to prepare for the future
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The group’s combined market capitalisation at the end of FY24 stood at Rs 30.37 lakh crore, which was 47 percent higher than Rs 20.71 lakh crore in the previous financial year.
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Talks were held with Tata Sons' Chandrasekaran to set up a TCS development centre in Vizag, along with a plan to ramp up air connectivity with Air India and Vistara, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said.
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The Tata group's FMCG arm is well positioned to capitalise on the significant opportunity, he said, while addressing the annual general meeting (AGM) of TCPL.
