Noel Tata chairs the majority shareholder, emphasizing group stability and the Tata Group's national roots in Maharashtra.
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Noel Tata chairs the majority shareholder, emphasizing group stability and the Tata Group's national roots in Maharashtra.
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Noel Tata
Indian–born Irish businessman (born 1957)
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Tata Group
Indian multinational conglomerate
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