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Venu Srinivasan reappointed for life at Tata Trusts
Mint Mumbai
|October 22, 2025
Tata Trusts has unanimously reappointed Venu Srinivasan as a trustee for life and all eyes are now on the upcoming decision regarding Mehli Mistry’s renewal, amid reported internal divisions within the organisation.
Venu Srinivasan, chairman emeritus of TVS Group.
(MINT)
The reappointment of Srinivasan this week, ahead of his term expiring on 23 October, comes amid reports of a vertical split within Tata Trusts— with one faction said to align with Noel Tata, who took over as chairman following Ratan Tata's death and the other comprising those seen as loyalists of the former doyen.
A person with direct knowledge of the matter said reappointment of Srinivasan, chairman emeritus of TVS Group, was unanimous.
Tata Trusts declined to comment on the news.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition October 22, 2025 de Mint Mumbai.
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