The trustees of Tata Trusts are convening on June 8 to review the performance of Air India and Tata Digital, among other ventures, ahead of a crucial Tata Sons board meeting on June 12. This meeting is significant as it addresses governance and leadership issues, including the potential third term for Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran. Presentations will focus on the rationale behind investments and ongoing losses in these businesses, which require substantial capital commitments. Air India, acquired from the government in 2022, is expected to need considerable investments for fleet expansion and operational improvements. Similarly, Tata Digital is navigating intense competition in the digital commerce sector, while Tata Electronics is central to the group's semiconductor ambitions. The discussions are also expected to touch on governance concerns, including board representation and succession planning, which have become increasingly relevant amid internal differences within Tata Trusts. The outcomes of this meeting will likely influence the discussions at the upcoming Tata Sons board meeting.