Tata Sons board greenlights three-year turnaround for Air India, Tata Digital amid Rs 29,000 cr unit losses
The $180 billion group's board reviewed plans to fix loss-making ventures, with Air India and Tata Digital expected to bleed for three more years. Unlisted-unit losses are projected at Rs 29,000 crore in FY26, even as Tata Electronics closes in on Rs 1 trillion revenue.
What happened
Tata Sons board reviewed turnaround plans for loss-making units; Air India and Tata Digital expected to keep posting losses for three years, with unlisted-unit
Key facts
- $180 billion group
- Rs 29,000 crore FY26 losses
- Rs 1 trillion Tata Electronics FY26 revenue
Why this matters
Tata's public commitment to a three-year fix window signals selective openness to partnerships or carve-outs in aviation and digital commerce as internal patience is formally rationed.