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Tata Sons to Go Public, Asks Chandra to Stay on to Steady Group
Source: Bloomberg
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Tata Sons is reportedly set to pursue a public listing and has asked Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran to remain for another five years. The leadership continuity is intended to support the transition at one of India’s largest business groups, creating a potentially significant Indian capital-markets event.
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