Tata Sons chair N. Chandrasekaran to step down as term ends on February 20, 2026
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Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran said he will not seek a third term, injecting near-term governance and succession uncertainty across the Tata group. The announcement triggered an immediate selloff in group equities, led by TCS, even as some names diverged. While his tenure delivered strong revenue and profit growth, investor focus is shifting to potential strategic recalibration and the Tata Sons–Tata Trusts power balance.
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Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran said he will not seek a third term, with his tenure set to end on February 20, 2026. Following the announcement, Tata group stocks fell as much as 5%, with TCS closing 4.5% lower while Tata Motors CV rose 2%. During his tenure, group revenue climbed to Rs 16.24 trillion and net income rose 52%.
