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Tata Sons FY26
Tracked across 3 sources · Updated 10h ago
Tata Sons reported a 22% rise in FY26 profit to Rs 31,961 crore. Revenue grew 9.1% while dividend income fell 10%. The board recommended a dividend of Rs 1,10,717 per share. New ventures like Tata Electronics expanded, but Air India's losses widened to Rs 22,238 crore.
How it unfolded
19h ago
New bets lose nearly Rs 29,000 crore, Air India losses widen
2d ago
Tata Sons FY26 profit rises 22% to Rs 31,961 crore
What happened earlier
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Full story →TCS payout to Tata Sons falls most since Covid even as new-business losses swell to Rs 28,823 crore
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) payout to Tata Sons has fallen the most since the Covid-19 pandemic.
New-business losses for Tata Sons have swelled to Rs 28,823 crore.
Dividends and buybacks from TCS have historically been a major cash source for Tata Sons.
The cash from TCS helps Tata Sons fund investments in group companies and support unprofitable businesses.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Tata Sons' FY26 profit jumps 21.8% to Rs 31,961 cr, revenue up 9.1%
Earlier · 18h ago
Full story →Tata Sons profit jumps 22%, new bets lose nearly 29,000 crore
Tata Sons net profit rose 22% to Rs 31,961 crore in FY26, lifted by gains from Tata Capital's IPO.
Dividend income fell 10% to Rs 32,528 crore due to lower payout from TCS, but royalty fees rose 23% to Rs 2,294 crore.
Chairman N Chandrasekaran's compensation remained flat at Rs 141 crore; his reappointment faces an August 18 AGM vote.
Losses at Air India more than doubled to Rs 22,238 crore; Tata Digital losses widened to Rs 4,974 crore.
Tata Sons declared a dividend of Rs 1.1 lakh per share, up 70% from Rs 64,900 in FY25.