India’s antitrust regulator, the Competitors Fee of India (CCI), on Monday, March 17, introduced that it had authorized Tata Group’s holding agency, Tata Sons’ plan to buy a further stake in Tata Play.
In keeping with the official notification, the Indian antitrust regulator allowed Tata Sons to boost a further 10 per cent stake in Tata Play, the corporate’s digital content material distribution arm.
“CCI approves the acquisition of a further 10% shareholding in Tata Play Restricted by Tata Sons Personal Restricted from Baytree Investments (Mauritius) Pte Ltd,” stated CCI in its submit on X.
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