Massive layoff: This company to fire over 50% employees, not Jeff Bezos’s Amazon, Satya Nadella’s Microsoft or Wipro, it’s…

A company is planning to lay off almost 50 per cent of employees. Know the name ahead.

Published date india.com Published: November 21, 2025 2:31 PM IST
Massive layoff: This company to fire over 50% employees, not Jeff Bezos’s Amazon, Satya Nadella’s Microsoft or Wipro, it’s…

In the wave of massive layoffs, one after another, many people are already fearing the threats to their jobs. Multiple huge conglomerates like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Intel have cut the jobs of employees in the past. This time, the hit is being done by the Tata Group. Previously, almost 12,000 layoffs were done at the TCS (Tata Consultancy Services). 

The lay-offs by the Tata Digital

According to the reports, the conglomerate’s Tata Digital is planning to reduce the company’s size. It’s aiming to lay off more than 50 per cent of the company’s employees. People had hardly recovered from the former layoffs at Tata Consultancy Services, which impacted almost 12,000 persons. This time, the job cuts are in talks about the super-app, Tata Neu.

Who’s the new CEO of Tata Digital?

The new Chief Executive Officer of Tata Digital is Sajith Sivanandan. As per the reports, the company is planning several changes under the new CEO. One of them is to shift the entire focus from GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) to the company’s profitability, as it will increase the revenue by reducing unrequired expenses.

In addition, the company is planning to bring its complete digital vertical under one platform, hinting at major layoffs in the near future.

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What’s Tata Digital’s new focus?

The reports are stating that the new focus of Tata Digital, headed by CEO Sajith Sivanandan, will revolve around three major areas. These are financial services, marketing services, and a unified loyalty engine.

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