With N Chandrasekaran set to exit Tata Sons, the spotlight is shifting to Tata Digital’s portfolio of new-age businesses, with BigBasket emerging as one of the group’s most expensive and challenging bets. Revenue grew just 7.7 per cent to ₹8,223 crore from ₹7,634 crore, according to Tata Sons’ FY26 annual report. Market shareThe challenge is particularly stark given the market BigBasket is trying to compete in. Tata Digital reported a consolidated loss of ₹4,974 crore in FY26, widening from ₹4,610 crore a year earlier. Tata Sons’ direct investment in Tata Digital stood at ₹22,903 crore as of March 2026.