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Be ready for hard times: Tata Sons chief to CEOs
Financial Express Delhi
|April 03, 2026
TATA GROUP REVIEWS RISKS AS CONFLICT DISRUPTS OPERATIONS
TATA SONS CHAIRMAN N Chandrasekaran has cautioned group CEOs and managing directors to prepare for a tougher business environment, warning of a demand slowdown, project delays driven by supply chain disruptions, and rising costs linked to oil prices, currency movements and logistics pressures, as the conflict in West Asia continues, according to sources.
The message was delivered at a review meeting with over 30 Tata Group CEOs and MDs, convened to assess the implications of the ongoing West Asia conflict on operations, employees and business continuity. The meeting also addressed immediate employee safety measures.
More than 10,000 Tata employees are currently based in the region across companies such as Voltas, TCS, Indian Hotels and Titan, including its West Asia jewellery business, Damas.
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