Tata Sons to Go Public, Asks Chandra to Stay on to Steady Group

Tata Sons has approved plans to go public and pursue a public listing following the RBI's rejection of its application to surrender its registration as a Core Investment Company. To ensure leadership stability during this transition, the company has requested Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran to remain in his role for an additional five years. This move comes as one of India's largest business houses seeks to maintain steady governance while navigating the process of becoming a listed entity.