Shapoorji Pallonji Group rethinks 18.37% Tata stake sale, valued at Rs 2.3 lakh cr

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Shapoorji Pallonji Group rethinks 18.37% Tata stake sale, valued at Rs 2.3 lakh cr The Economic Times Noel Tata At The Helm, SP Group Mulls ₹25,000 Cr Plan To Monetise Tata Sons Stake outlookbusiness.com Shapoor Mistry Eyes Rs 25,000 Cr From Tata Sons Stake Sale: Report BW Businessworld SP Group chairman Shapoor Mistry seeks ₹25,000 crore from Tata Sons over next two years: Report Business Today Shapoor Mistry eyes ₹25,000 crore in two years for part of SP's Tata stake The Economic Times

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