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Inde : le président de Tata Sons, la holding de Tata, plus grand conglomérat du pays, annonce son départ

Natarajan Chandrasekaran ne briguera pas de nouveau mandat début 2027, a-t-il annoncé alors que le groupe indien traverse un moment difficile.

Inde : le président de Tata Sons, la holding de Tata, plus grand conglomérat du pays, annonce son départ

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