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Tata Sons, holding company of the $100-billion Tata Group, will need up to Rs 11,000 crore to retain its stake in Tata Motors, buy back NTT Docomo's stake in the loss-making Tata Teleservices and pay off the telecom company's loans. This excludes ...

Tatas may look at selling part of its stake in couple of investments Image:Tata Sons will have no problem raising additional funds through several avenues, should the need arise. Photograph, courtesy: Cyrus Mistry/Facebook. Tata Sons, the holding company of the $100-billion Tata group, would require a massive dose of funds of upto Rs 11,000 crore (Rs 110 billion) to retain its stake in Tata Motors, buyback Docomo’s stake in the loss-making Tata Teleservices and to pay off the telecom ...

The business group takes staff back in history by organising Bombay Heritage Walks every week in an effort to reacquaint them with the company's storied links to the city. How many Tata Group employees would know that George Wittet, the Scottish architect who ...

Vistara, which operates three aircraft, will expand to six by April. Tata Sons's start-up airline Vistara will start flights to south and north-east India over the next few weeks as part of the airline's second phase of expansion. Vistara, ...

A brand is now a commodity. At least that's the essence of a Bombay High Court ruling in the case of Tata Sons. The court has upheld the Tax Department's decision to collect sales tax from the Tatas for the royalty it charges from Group ...

onds at respective coupon of 8.6% and 8.5%. The parent that holds significant stake in all group firms earns primarily through dividend. Tata Sons is also the primary investment vehicle for new ventures of the group. As it promotes the new airline Vistara and ...

Madhu Kannan, member of the group executive council at Tata Sons, said the group's largest revenue and employee base is in the US, the UK, China and Netherlands, and it will continue to be committed to these markets. Photo: Mint Mumbai: The ...

(MENAFN) India's central bank has allowed Tata Sons to acquire Japanese telecom firm NTT DoCoMo's stake in their Indian venture, Oman Observer reported. The move paves the way for the completion of the long-delayed USD1.1 billion deal between the ...

The company will finance the buyout via pledging shares and internal accruals worth Rs 2500 crore.