A committee within Tata Sons' board is preparing to object to chairman N Chandrasekaran's plan to leave when his term concludes in February 2027.
The nomination and remuneration committee (NRC) intends to formally ask him to stay on, a request that could put it on a collision course with Tata Trusts, the group's largest shareholder, which has already publicly backed Chandrasekaran's exit, according to a report by the Economic Times.
The board is set to take up the matter at its meeting on September 17.
A committee within Tata Sons' board is preparing to object to chairman N Chandrasekaran's plan to leave when his term concludes in February 2027. The nomination and remuneration committee (NRC) intends to formally ask him to stay on, a request that could put it on a collision course with Tata Trusts, the group's largest shareholder, which has already publicly backed Chandrasekaran's exit, according to a report by the Economic Times. The board is set to take up the matter at its meeting on September 17.
