The unusual drama started ten days ago, when women workers stormed into the dais of an all trade union meeting of KHDP workers, manhandled and chased away their own union leaders with sticks and slippers, and started a stir in front of the company.

After moving its base to Mumbai from London, the company announced an ambitious target of becoming a Rs 30,000-crore entity by 2020 and push its India growth.

Tata Global Beverages said Sushant Dash is taking charge as Regional President, India, in place of Sanjiv Sarin, who is moving as CEO designate to Tata Coffee.

The scrip climbed 6.17 per cent to touch an early high of Rs 104 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) before surging further to end the day at Rs 107.75, up 10.01 per cent.