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Toh hua yun ki Reserve Bank of India (RBI) ne rules kaafi tight kar diye hain upper-layer NBFCs ke liye. Jo bhi company ₹1 lakh crore se upar ki hai, use list hona mandatory hai. Tata Sons ka asset ₹1.75 lakh crore ke aas-paas hai, toh bhai, ye toh pakka fit ho gaye.
In fact, September 30, 2025 tak list hona tha, jo date toh nikal gayi hai.
Aur ek important cheez, RBI ne April 29, 2026 ko clear kiya ki agar koi group company debt market se paise utha rahi hai, toh uske through Tata Sons mein aaya paisa bhi 'public fund' mana jayega. Isse pehle Tata Sons keh raha tha ki hum public capital se alag hain, par ab ye argument chala gaya. Analysts bol rahe hain ki Tata Sons ka CIC registration surrender karne ka attempt ab 'dead on arrival' hai.
Ab andar ki baat suno! Tata Trusts ke trustees ke beech mein bhi tej discussion chal rahi hai. Kuch log, jaise Venu Srinivasan aur Vijay Singh, listing ke side mein hain, par chairman Noel Tata shayad private rakhna chahte hain. Iske chalte N. Chandrasekaran, jo chairman hain, unke future par bhi sawal uth rahe hain. Kuch new ventures jaise Air India aur Tata Digital mein losses bhi concern ka reason hai. Ek eligibility dispute bhi trustees ke beech mein chal raha hai.
Shapoorji Pallonji Group (SP Group), jo 18.37% stake hold karta hai, toh kab se keh raha hai ki listing ho jaye taaki transparency badhe aur unhe apna paisa nikalne ka mauka mile. SP Group ka toh valuation bhi $132 billion ka hai.
Agar listing hui toh Tata Group ki listed companies ka jo ₹30,705 crore ka stake book value par hai, wo market mein ₹7.8 lakh crore ya usse bhi zyada ho sakta hai!
Haan, private rehne ka fayda ye tha ki company apne long-term projects mein freely invest kar sakti thi. Ab public market ki scrutiny alag hogi.
Toh bhai, chahe trusts mein kitni bhi discussions ho jaye, RBI ke rules ke aage kisi ki nahi chalegi. Listing toh ab honi hi hai. Ab dekhna hai ki ye process kaise hota hai aur Tata Sons isko kaise manage karta hai.