Tata Chairman Chandrasekaran Agrees to New Term
Natarajan Chandrasekaran has reversed his decision to step down, accepting a third five-year term as chairman of Tata Sons. His reappointment faces opposition from controlling philanthropies amid ongoing strategic disputes within the Indian conglomerate.
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Natarajan Chandrasekaran agreed to a third five-year term running India's largest conglomerate, backed by the board despite opposition from its controlling philanthropies. The 63-year-old reversed last month's exit plan, securing another tenure through February 2027.
