Power struggle at Tata group deepens as N Chandrasekaran steps down
The battle for influence within the Tata Group after the death of former chairman Ratan Tata in 2024 has led to the exit of several senior leaders who were closely associated with him, altering the leadership dynamics at India's largest business conglomerate.
N Chandrasekaran, the chairman of Tata Sons, has announced his decision not to seek another term as chairman following the expiration of his current tenure in February 2027. This leadership change at Tata Sons has intensified the ongoing power struggle within the Tata Group, which is heavily influenced by its parent body, Tata Trusts.
The Tata Trusts, through its majority shareholding, continues to hold significant sway over the conglomerate's strategic direction. The succession process is expected to be closely monitored, as the Tata Sons board now faces the task of selecting a new chairman amidst unresolved differences within Tata Trusts.
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