In Chandrasekaran's Second Term, Tata Group’s Six Loss-Making Companies Posted ₹68,341 Crore Loss
Six major Tata Group companies reported combined losses of Rs 68,341 crore over FY23-FY26, a period that largely covered N Chandrasekaran’s second term as Tata Sons chairman. The companies are Air India, Tata Digital, Tata Projects, Tata Play, Tata International and Tata Realty and Infrastructure. According to a report by Moneycontrol, Air India accounted for the largest share, with cumulative…
In the final two years of N Chandrasekaran's second term as Tata Sons chairman, six major Tata Group companies collectively incurred a staggering loss of ₹68,341 crore. This financial downturn occurred over the fiscal years from FY23 to FY26, with Air India bearing the brunt of the losses at ₹48,929 crore, or nearly 72% of the total.
Tata Digital followed with a loss of ₹12,154 crore, accounting for an additional 18% of the cumulative losses. The remaining companies - Tata International, Tata Projects, Tata Play, and Tata Realty and Infrastructure - contributed smaller shares of the overall loss, with losses amounting to ₹2,514 crore, ₹2,444 crore, ₹1,539 crore, and ₹761 crore respectively.
While the losses initially fell from ₹14,078 crore in FY23 to ₹6,322 crore in FY24, they then surged to ₹17,219 crore in FY25 and skyrocketed by 78% to ₹30,722 crore in FY26, representing around 70% of the four-year cumulative losses.
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