Tata Sons is set to convene a crucial board meeting on February 24, with sources indicating a key agenda item: considering a third term for Chairman N. Chandrasekaran. His current second term, approved by the board in February 2022, concludes in February 2027, prompting early discussions on leadership continuity for the sprawling Tata Group.

The meeting will also review the financial and operational performance of major group firms, including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Tata Steel, and Tata Motors, amid a robust economic backdrop and the group's aggressive expansion in semiconductors, EVs, and aviation.

Chandrasekaran's stewardship since 2017 has delivered stellar results, with Tata Group's market cap surging over 10x and strategic bets like Air India’s revival paying off. A third term would affirm investor confidence in his vision, ensuring stability as Tata navigates global uncertainties and India's growth trajectory. Stakeholders await formal announcements post-meeting.