Tata Sons after RBI directive: What happens to shareholders after listing

The Reserve Bank of India rejected Tata Sons' request to surrender its Core Investment Company registration, pushing the holding company closer to a stock market listing. This decision raises questions about Tata Sons' potential market value and the evolution of its unique shareholder structure, which includes 66% equity held by Tata charitable trusts. Shareholders may see significant changes as the listing progresses.

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