Around the same time that the press release from the Tata group began flashing on TV screens, senior managers inside the $2 billion SP Group received an email from Cyrus Mistry telling them about his new role at the Tata group — and the fact that all the construction and infrastructure businesses in the group that he looked after would now be led by his brother Shapoor. So why was Cyrus Mistry willing to give up managing and growing his share of the $8.8 billion family wealth?
In a handful of occasions I had listened to him last so many years, though he lacked interest in details of the business, he was never seen missing the vision part of it, so I feel he\'ll do it well, provided he has the right team around him, now that he has formed(to an extend) a team, lets see how it plays out. All the best.
on Jan 6, 2014With the CEO of SP International Mr M D Saini continuing in the Organisation it will be very difficult for Mr Shapoor to grow and manage the Company.
on Dec 19, 2011Dear Editor, It is sad that you have chosen to publish such an article about Shapoor. From what I know of him, he is a visionary and trust me, in the days to come he and his team will take the SP group to much greater heights.
on Dec 12, 2011Perhaps Shapur will rise to the occasion now that a great responsibility has been thrust on him.
on Nov 30, 2011