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Trent shares slide 3% after Q1. What Morgan Stanley, four other brokerages recommend

Trent shares fell 3% after the Tata Group retailer reported a 21% year-on-year rise in Q1 consolidated net profit to Rs 519 crore. Revenue from operations grew 18% to Rs 5,755 crore. On a sequential basis, net profit increased 25% and revenue rose 14%, although the stock came under pressure…

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Tata Sons faces continued listing uncertainty after RBI classification

The Reserve Bank of India has placed Tata Sons under intensified regulatory oversight. This designation will not influence its ongoing bid to relinquish its NBFC license. Tata Sons had cleared its debts and sought deregistration approximately two years ago. The regulator is expected not to mandate a listing until the…

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RBI classifies Tata Sons as Upper-Layer NBFC under revised framework

The Reserve Bank of India has classified Tata Sons as an Upper Layer NBFC. This classification follows revised norms for financial companies with significant assets. Tata Sons now faces enhanced regulatory and supervisory scrutiny from the central bank. The company must also comply with listing requirements within three years. This…

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Can Tata Sons stay unlisted? Here's what RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said

Tata Sons may face renewed pressure to list if the RBI classifies it as an upper-layer NBFC under revised principle-based norms. Governor Sanjay Malhotra said the new framework will simplify classification. With assets above the regulatory threshold, Tata Sons could be required to go public, reviving its long-running IPO debate.

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Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran among India's highest-paid executives with Rs 158.66 crore FY26 pay

Tata Sons Executive Chairman N Chandrasekaran earned Rs 158.66 crore in FY26. This represents a slight increase from the previous financial year's earnings. His compensation primarily consists of a substantial profit-linked commission. The Tata Group reported significant revenue and profit growth for FY26. Chief Financial Officer Saurabh Agrawal was the…

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Air India's stumble creates a bigger problem than aviation duopoly

Tata's Air India faces major losses and market share decline. The airline's turnaround is a decade-long endeavor due to legacy issues. Global supply chain disruptions further complicate fleet modernization plans. These challenges weaken Air India's ability to compete with IndiGo. This situation raises concerns about future market competition and passenger…

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Air India's transformation 5-10 year journey; significant progress made: Tata Sons Chairman

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran says rebuilding the airline is a five- to ten-year effort, citing supply chain disruptions, fleet renewal, legacy system upgrades and talent creation as key challenges.

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Shapoorji secures commitments for Rs 21,350 cr from investors including Mercury Finance, Deutsche Bank

Shapoorji Pallonji Group has secured investor commitments for its Rs 21,350 crore refinancing package, backed by its Tata Sons stake. The private credit deal, involving rupee and dollar debt, attracted strong interest from global distressed investors and domestic financial institutions.

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Shapoorji Pallonji Group completes long-delayed debt fundraising, sources say

The Shapoorji Pallonji Group has successfully wrapped up its fundraising campaign, garnering bids amounting to a remarkable 215 billion rupees for a three-year bond. This initiative is primarily designed to refinance the conglomerate's existing debts while investors have been reassured about the monetization of its stake in Tata Sons. Notably,…

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Air India chairman N. Chandrasekaran to oversee firm with interim panel; CEO search continues, source says

Air India Chairman N. Chandrasekaran is forming an interim committee to oversee the airline. This committee will manage operations while a successor for CEO Campbell Wilson is sought. Pradeep Singh Kharola, a former civil aviation official, will also join the panel. Wilson's notice period concludes on September 30, marking his…

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Which Indian city tops the income charts?

Bengaluru, Chandigarh, and Delhi boast the highest average incomes, while Chandigarh, Thiruvananthapuram, and Vadodara lead in household spending. India's top six cities dominate consumption, with Delhi NCR alone representing a massive economic hub. The report highlights a significant expansion of the middle-income bracket and a projected decline in low-income households…

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Mehli Mistry resigns from RNT Associates, Ratan Tata's investment office, media reports say

Long-time Tata Group associate Mehli K. Mistry has stepped down as a director from Ratan Tata's personal investment firm, RNT Associates. Mistry, who worked closely with the former Tata Sons chairman and is an executor of his will, cited other commitments for his departure. RNT Associates, established in 2009, has…

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Noel Tata announces exit as Voltas chairman at company's AGM

Veteran Tata Group leader Noel Tata is stepping down as Chairman of Voltas, marking his final AGM in the role. He expressed confidence in the company's next-generation leadership, developed through internal promotions and external hires. Tata, who also recently announced his departure from Trent's chairmanship, cited the company's strong performance,…

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India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group seeks fresh bond extension as refinancing drags

Shapoorji Pallonji Group is seeking more time to repay Rs 143 billion bonds as refinancing delays persist. Debt backed by its Tata Sons stake faces pressure amid falling valuations. Ongoing lender negotiations and liquidity stress raise concerns over near-term repayments and the group’s broader funding strategy.

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Air India at a crossroads as Tata weighs Nipun Aggarwal, Vinod Kannan for next CEO, says report

Air India's leadership race is heating up with Nipun Aggarwal and Vinod Kannan as top contenders to steer the airline through turbulent times. Aggarwal, a key figure in its transformation, faces scrutiny over global experience, while Kannan brings proven leadership from Vistara. The decision, however, is complicated by internal power…

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Tata Trusts to hike philanthropic spending to Rs 2,000 cr this fiscal, CEO hits back at 'chaos' narrative

Tata Trusts will boost its charitable spending to Rs 2,000 crore this fiscal year. CEO Siddharth Sharma highlighted the trusts' commitment to societal upliftment. This increased funding will support initiatives like cancer care and the establishment of a new university and hospital. Sharma emphasized the trusts' ongoing dedication to their…

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Bigbasket elevates Seshu Tirumala as COO as it sharpens quick commerce push

Tirumala joined BigBasket in 2014 and was most recently its chief buying and merchandising officer. He has also overseen sourcing, category management and private labels. BigBasket said its private-label business now contributes nearly 40% of total sales.

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Tata Advanced Systems adds military upgrades to Jaguar Land Rover vehicles: N Chandrasekaran

In the realm of automotive innovation, Tata Advanced Systems is enhancing the Jaguar Land Rover lineup with futuristic features. On a parallel track, the company is establishing a contemporary defence MRO facility in the vicinity of Bengaluru that will cater to the heavy maintenance needs of transport aircraft. TASL is…

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Tata Sons IPO: Tata Chemicals, Tata Investment Corp shares tumble 3%. Here's why

Shares of Tata Chemicals and Tata Investment Corporation fell around 3% after reports claimed Tata Trusts Chairman Noel Tata had written to the RBI opposing a potential Tata Sons listing. According to the report, Tata Trusts fears a public listing could shift Tata Sons’ focus towards short-term market pressures and…

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New-age biz CEOs make presentations at Tata Sons board meet

Tata Sons board convened in Mumbai to assess new ventures. Leaders from Air India, Tata Digital, and Tata Electronics presented their progress. Discussions also touched upon the reappointment of Chairman N Chandrasekaran. The group faces significant losses in its unlisted businesses. A future meeting is scheduled for June 12.

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Tata Sons board meet concludes in Mumbai

Tata Sons gathered its board in Mumbai for critical deliberations, although Chairman N Chandrasekaran chose not to address the press. Key discussions revolved around the performance issues faced by group companies, compounded by concerns about leadership transitions. The company is grappling with significant losses in its newer projects, alongside challenges…

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Tata Sons’ board huddle today: What Bombay House has been battling in post-Ratan Tata era

Tata Group faces internal churn as tensions rise within Tata Trusts following Ratan Tata's death. Disputes over board representation, governance, and the future of Tata Sons' unlisted status have led to postponed discussions and trustee infighting, impacting group leadership decisions.

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Tata Sons board to meet on Tuesday; discussions on loss-making cos likely

Tata Sons board meets Tuesday. Discussions will focus on the group's loss-making companies. Reports indicate significant losses in unlisted businesses. Chairman N Chandrasekaran's reappointment is not expected. Noel Tata is reportedly concerned about mounting losses.

The Economic Times

Tata Sons IPO: Why former Tata veteran Soonawala is warning against listing the conglomerate

A former Tata Sons executive opposes a public listing. He believes an IPO could change the group's structure and social mission. Listing might create pressure for quick profits, impacting long-term investments. Tata Sons faces regulatory pressure to list due to its asset size. The group's unique ownership, with Tata Trusts…

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Why Tata Sons is facing pressure to go public | An explainer

Tata Sons is under pressure to list on the stock market. This comes from its shareholders and potential Reserve Bank of India rules. A board meeting of key trusts will discuss the implications. The company's future listing status remains a significant point of interest for investors and the public.

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