MUMBAI: N Chandrasekaran, who will end his second term as the chief of Tata Sons in Feb 2027, has more than tripled the total market value of the group’s companies during his stint. Since Chandra took over the reins at Bombay House in Feb 2017, the m-cap of group companies has risen from Rs 8.4 lakh crore to over Rs 27 lakh crore, data from BSE and ETIG showed.

N Chandrasekaran has stepped down as Tata Sons chairman, ending a significant tenure. ET had first reported Chandrasekaran is considering stepping down as Tata Sons chairman. His…

Aug 12 : Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran has resigned, but will complete his current term at the principal holding company of India's $400-billion Tata Group, a source with…

N Chandrasekaran has stepped down as Tata Sons chairman, ending a significant tenure. ET had first reported Chandrasekaran is considering stepping down as Tata Sons chairman. His…

N Chandrasekaran resigned as Tata Sons chairman, ending his nearly decade-long tenure, with his term set to expire in February 2027. His reappointment had received support from…

N Chandrasekaran will step down as Tata Sons chairman after February 20, 2027, following a failed bid for a five-year extension. His exit comes amid a wider Tata Trusts governance…

Tata Group stocks fell up to 5% after N Chandrasekaran resigned as Tata Sons chairman ahead of the August 18 AGM. TCS led the selloff, while Tata Motors PV, Tata Consumer and Tata…

After a decade of steering the conglomerate through turbulent waters, Chandra's decision not to seek a third term, reportedly influenced by boardroom tensions and the stance of…

Tata Sons faces a complex succession challenge as it seeks a leader to navigate technology and emerging business landscapes.

Tata stocks plummet ₹45,000 crore after Chairman N Chandrasekaran announces he won't seek a third term, triggering widespread selling.

Explore how N Chandrasekaran transformed Tata Group into a digital powerhouse, tripling its market value during his tenure.