Tata Sons Board to Decide on Chandrasekaran’s Third Term: Board Meet on February 24

The board of Tata Sons is set to convene on Tuesday, February 24, to discuss a possible extension of Chairman N. Chandrasekaran’s tenure for a third term of five years.

If approved, this extension would keep Chandrasekaran at the helm of the conglomerate’s holding company until 2032. His current term is scheduled to end in February 2027.

Chandrasekaran’s Leadership Journey

Widely known as Chandra, he has been leading the Tata Group since 2017, following the ouster of Cyrus Mistry. A veteran of the group, Chandrasekaran joined Tata in 1987 and was appointed to the Tata Sons board on October 25, 2016.

The board is expected to deliberate on renewing his leadership mandate for another five-year term, providing continuity at the top of one of India’s most diversified business conglomerates.

Current Tata Sons Board

The Tata Sons board currently includes:

• N. Chandrasekaran – Chairman
• Venu Srinivasan – Board Member
• Anita George – Board Member
• Noel Tata – Board Member
• Harish Manwani – Board Member
• Saurabh Agrawal – Board Member

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Business Updates on the Agenda

Apart from the leadership decision, the board is also expected to review key business updates from major Tata Group companies. The tenure extension, if approved, would reinforce strategic continuity at the helm of the group during a crucial growth phase.

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