A $10 BILLION HERCULEAN FINANCIAL KNOT AWAITS CHANDRASEKARAN’S SUCCESSOR IN TATA GROUP
Air India, Tata Electronics, Agratas and Tata Digital saw their borrowings surge by 53% to ₹88,277 crore ($10 billion) at the end of March 2026, from ₹57,828 crore ($6.6 billion) a year ago.
THE FOUR MOST INDEBTED TATA GROUP LISTED COMPANIES—
Tata Steel Ltd, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd, Tata Motors Ltd (Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles), and Tata Power Ltd—saw their net debt jump by 27% from ₹1.35 trillion in FY25 to ₹1.72 trillion ($18 billion) in Fy26.
The issue is not simply “Tata Group debt.”
It is the combination of rapid borrowing + heavy capital deployment + large losses + ambitious new-age investments, arriving just as the group approaches a leadership transition.
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