The Tata Trusts, which own about 66 percent of Tata Sons and exert decisive influence over the country’s most valuable conglomerate, find themselves in the limelight over an apparent clash over governance between two sections of the trustees. The Board of Tata Trusts is scheduled to meet on October 10, a meeting that will be closely watched given the backdrop of mounting disagreements over governance, transparency, and the looming question of a possible listing by Tata Sons.

Sources told Moneycontrol that the conflict has now crystallised around the way Tata Trusts exercises control over Tata Sons. Linked to this is the authority exercised by Noel Tata, who was appointed Chairman of the Trusts on October 11, 2024, following the death of Ratan Tata. A group of 4 trustees are said to be d

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