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Maya Tata Takes Key Role at Westside Ahead of Noel Tata's Retirement

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Maya Tata, niece of the late Ratan Tata, has been given a significant role at Westside, the fashion retail brand owned by Trent Limited. The move comes as her father Noel Tata, Chairman of Trent Limited, is expected to retire in November 2025. The appointment signals a generational transition within the Tata Group's retail business. Maya's elevation is seen as part of a broader succession planning effort within the conglomerate.

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