Shapoor Mistry backs the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) call on listing Tata Sons, saying the decision gives “full clarity.” In statements reported by both outlets, he says he looks forward to working constructively with Tata Sons and the Tata Trusts on the holding company’s future.
Mistry, whose family’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group holds about 18.4% of Tata Sons, frames the move as an opportunity for greater accountability. Both reports present his position as aligned with the RBI’s directive rather than opposing it. Times of India places the support within the broader context of a “power struggle” within the Tata group, while Business Line focuses more directly on the governance implications and Mistry’s intent to engage with the holding company and the trusts.
While the outlets differ in emphasis—governance and accountability versus broader group politics—they agree that Mistry supports the RBI’s stance on the listing and intends to cooperate with Tata Sons and the Tata Trusts going forward.
