Here is a look at the voices, logic, and the context of the largest deal in the Indian commercial vehicle industry.
20 Aug 2025 | 14236 Views | By Shahkar Abidi & Darshan Nakhwa
Deals of the size of Tata’s acquisition of Iveco are not just built on spreadsheets. They emerge from long conversations in boardrooms, deep strategy sessions, what-if simulations, and often, a dose of instinct. So when the Tata—Iveco deal was finally announced on July 30, 2025, industry insiders had already been ...
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