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Tata Chair Defends Nation-Building Bets Over Short-Term Returns
Source: Bloomberg
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Tata Sons Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran said the group will continue investing in areas it believes India and the world need, including semiconductor chips, despite projects taking time to deliver. He cited tension with owners seeking quicker returns; the article provides no investment figures or market reaction.
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