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Noel Tata talks up Trent's grocery biz as its next big Star
Mint Hyderabad
|July 04, 2025
Star recorded its highest-ever revenue of ₹8,854 crore during the year, up nearly 25% from FY24
Trent Ltd's grocery business, Star, holds the potential to become larger than the Tata Group-backed company's flagship fashion brands Zudio and Westside, chairman Noel Tata said on Thursday.
"This is only because the food market is much bigger than the market for clothing," Tata said addressing shareholders at Trent's annual general meeting (AGM). "So, we are convinced there's a huge opportunity there and with time you will see that we will deliver a big business in the food and grocery space as well."
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