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Tata Sons IPO order backs tycoon Shapoor Mistry's long-running ask

The RBI's decision came months after reclusive billionaire Shapoor Mistry published an open letter to the regulator seeking a listing of Tata Sons to help unlock value for the group's 18.4% stake

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Tata Sons IPO order backs tycoon Shapoor Mistry's long-running ask
The RBI's decision came months after reclusive billionaire Shapoor Mistry published an open letter to the regulator seeking a listing of Tata Sons to help unlock value for the group's 18.4% stake
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