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MAY 27·economictimes.indiatimes.comLow

Chandra Gives the Floor to Tata Chiefs; Calm Prevails

Tata Sons’ board meeting on Monday, chaired by N. Chandrasekaran, was described by people familiar with the deliberations as constructive and largely amiable after prior public disagreements. CEOs presented business reviews to the board, with Noel Tata focusing on Air India and BigBasket, while Tata Electronics drew positive feedback. Tata Sons’ possible listing and Chandrasekaran’s tenure renewal were not raised.

MAY 26·thehindubusinessline.com

Tata Sons Board reviews strategy amid losses and future investments

Tata Sons’ board met at Bombay House on Tuesday, where Chairman N Chandrasekaran and senior officials presented the group’s performance, growth plans, capital allocation for emerging businesses, and turnaround roadmaps, according to people aware. The review covered Tata’s semiconductor, iPhone assembly and electronics ventures, plus Air India and Tata Digital units. Air India reported a $2.8bn FY26 loss; Tata Digital firms cited cash-flow and loss issues. The group plans to spend $100bn+ on emer

DEC 24·StocksToTrade

Air Industries Group Faces Volatile Market Amid Financial Challenges and New Developments

Air Industries Group (AIRI) is navigating a volatile market, with its stock tumbling -7.16% due to investor sentiment concerns following key manufacturing updates. Despite reporting a modest revenue and positive gross margin, the company faces cost pressures and a negative EBIT Margin. Strategic decisions regarding debt management and capital expenditures are crucial for its future trajectory and investor confidence.

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Chandra Gives the Floor to Tata Chiefs; Calm Prevails

Tata Sons Board reviews strategy amid losses and future investments

Air Industries Group Faces Volatile Market Amid Financial Challenges and New Developments

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