Mumbai/Bengaluru, May 21 -- A Rs.6,700-crore windfall from the listing of Tata Capital last October will help Tata Sons offset an over 10% decline in dividend income from its listed companies, helping the holding company end FY26 with its overall revenue higher than the previous year. The one-off boost comes as Noel Tata, chairman of Tata Trusts, the majority shareholder in Tata Sons, raised concern over mounting losses in newer businesses that continue to consume significant funding.

Tata Trusts, worried over ballooning losses, has sought clarity on Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran's plans for these companies, including its aviation business under Air India and e-commerce under Tata Digital, to help them turn the corner.

According ...