Bombay House to shut for renovation

Bombay House will be closed for business for about a year - its first such closure in 93 years

N Chandrasekaran is known to be a marathon man. But ever since he has taken over as Tata Sons chairman, he seems to be in a continuous sprint. Five months after he occupied the corner office at Bombay House, Chandra, as he is popularly known, has decided to renovate the country’s largest conglomerate’s iconic head office.

The Bombay House, located at Fort, will be closed for business for about a year as it goes for renovation — its first such closure in 93 years.

While over 600 employees will be relocated to other Tata offices in the city, Chandra and