Tata Sons to List, Tata Trusts Calls Chair Chandrasekaran's Extension ‘Illegal’
Tata Sons Pvt. on Thursday decided to pursue a stock listing and extend its chairman’s term by five years despite strong — and public — opposition from the founding-family patriarch, setting up a showdown at one of India’s oldest conglomerates. Group stocks dropped Friday.
First reported by Bloomberg Markets.
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