In November  the Group completed a long-choreographed succession as Cyrus Mistry became Chairman after a year’s tutelage under retiring industrialist Ratan Tata...
	 
    
    
    
    
        
            Vol 5 (AAC) No 12 | 
            - AFRICA
- ASIA
	    Noel Tata was never a serious contender to succeed his half-brother Ratan Tata at     the head of Tata Group...
 Her father is the largest shareholder in Tata Group and her brother  Cyrus Mistry  will succeed Ratan Tata as Chairman this year...
	 
    
    
    
    
        
	
	      Ratan Tata oversaw an aggressive expansion of the company’s overseas interests  which include steel production and vehicle sales in twelve African countries...
	 
    
    
    
    
        
            Vol 4 (AAC) No 11 | 
            - SOUTH AFRICA
	    In September  South African mining entrepreneur Patrice Motsepe began talks with his co-chair on the South Africa-India Chief Executive Officers Forum  Ratan Naval Tata  the Chairman of the Tata Group  about developing business deals in the financial services and mining sectors...
	 
    
    
    
    
        
            Vol 3 (AAC) No 12 | 
            - INDIA
	     Ratan Tata has taken personal interest in the Nano  ‘the world’s smallest car’  which Tata Motors aims at low-income consumers...
 Alongside India’s Commerce Minister  Anand Sharma  Ratan Tata came to Johannesburg in September to head the India-South Africa CEO Forum  which discussed preferential trade measures to increase already substantial trade between the two countries...
	 
    
    
    
    
        
            Vol 2 (AAC) No 11 | 
            - INDIA
	     A trusted hand in Ratan Tata's US$62...
	 
    
    
    
    
        
            Vol 1 (AAC) No 5 | 
            - INDIA
- AFRICA
	     At the time  Sir Ratan Tata  the younger son of Tata Group founder Jehangir Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata  contributed R125 000  then a princely sum  to fuel Gandhi's efforts; it was only fitting that almost immediately after sanctions were lifted against South Africa  Tata Africa Holdings moved its head office in 1994 from Lusaka to Johannesburg...