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Noel Tata to exit Titan board on November 12

Noel N. Tata will resign from his roles as Director and Vice-Chairman of Titan Company Limited on November 12, 2026, as per the Tata Group's governance guidelines, the company announced in a regulatory filing. According to Titan's disclosure dated November 5, Tata will no longer hold the positions of Non-Executive, Non-Independent Director and Vice-Chairman from November 12.

The Tata Group's governance framework stipulates that Non-Executive, Non-Independent Directors must retire by the age of 70. Tata's departure from Titan's board aligns with this policy. Tata has been a member of Titan's board since March 2022 and has devoted more than four decades to the Tata Group, serving in senior positions across various businesses.

Currently, Tata serves as Chairman of Trent, Voltas, and Tata Investment Corporation, and also holds the position of Vice-Chairman for Tata Steel and Tata International, as well as being a Trustee for Tata Trusts. His exit from Titan's board may prompt further consideration of the age-based retirement provision for his other board positions within the Tata Group. However, Titan's filing only addresses his departure from the board and does not mention any changes to his positions at other Tata Group companies.

Publicly available corporate disclosures, reviewed for this report, still list Tata as Chairman of Trent, Voltas, and Tata Investment Corporation, as well as Vice-Chairman of Tata Steel. There is no corresponding retirement announcement by these companies in the reviewed filings. Tata's retirement from Titan's board is set to commence on November 12, as per the company's announcement.

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