The board of Tata Sons is scheduled to meet on Tuesday to discuss the group's loss-making subsidiaries, as reported by PTI. Presentations from these companies are expected to outline their current business conditions and future strategies. Notably, discussions regarding the reappointment of chairman N Chandrasekaran are not on the agenda. The Tata group's unlisted businesses have reported a staggering loss of ₹10,905 crore for FY25, with projections suggesting this could escalate to ₹29,000 crore. Recent tensions within the group have included leadership disputes and concerns raised by Noel Tata, chairman of Tata Trusts, regarding the performance of new ventures initiated under Chandrasekaran, such as Tata Digital and Air India. Additionally, InGovern, a proxy advisory firm, has emphasized the necessity for Tata Sons to consider a public listing to improve governance and transparency, especially given its classification as a major non-bank finance company by the RBI. This meeting comes at a critical juncture for Tata Sons as it navigates its financial challenges and governance structure.