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Tata Motors Shares Dip Ahead of Demerger; JLR Resumes Operations Post-Cyberattack

Tata Motors' stock has fallen 6.80% over four sessions, closing at Rs 689.30, as the company approaches its demerger on October 14, 2025. The demerger will create TML Commercial Vehicles and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (including JLR), with shareholders receiving 1:1 shares in both entities. Trading restrictions on F&O and margin trading have been implemented. JLR is resuming operations after a cyberattack, with production restarting at key facilities. The cyberattack impacted JLR's Q2 FY26 performance, with wholesale units down 24.20% and retail sales down 17.10% year-on-year.

07Oct 25

Jaguar Land Rover to Resume Production After Cyberattack, Reports Lower Q2 Sales

Tata Motors' subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will resume production from October 8 following a shutdown due to a cyberattack. JLR is introducing a fast-track financing scheme for suppliers, offering upfront cash payments to improve cash flow and supply chain stability. However, JLR reported lower Q2 sales with retail sales down 17.10% and wholesale volumes declining 24.20% year-over-year due to the cyber incident, phase-out of older Jaguar models, and US tariffs.

06Oct 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces Challenges: Secures £500 Million Loan and Reports Sharp UK Sales Decline

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a subsidiary of Tata Motors, plans to raise a private loan of up to £500 million to support suppliers and stabilize operations following a September cyberattack. This is in addition to a £1.5 billion UK government guarantee and a reported £2 billion in additional bank funding. JLR is initiating a phased production restart but expects full recovery to take until after Christmas. The company also reported a significant decline in UK sales for September, with JLR's sales dropping to 6,419 units from 10,807 units year-over-year.

03Oct 25

Tata Motors Secures UK Loan Guarantee for JLR, Reclaims No. 2 Position in India's PV Market, and Sees Stock Surge

Tata Motors' subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover received a £1.5 billion loan guarantee approval from the UK government. The company reclaimed the second position in India's passenger vehicle market with 40,594 registrations in September, a 28% increase year-over-year. Tata Motors' stock surged nearly 3% following the completion of its demerger and strong Q2 sales growth. The company reported a 10% year-on-year increase in passenger vehicle sales and growth in commercial vehicle sales for the quarter.

01Oct 25

Tata Motors Invests ₹120 Crore in Freight Tiger, Establishes New Subsidiary in Netherlands

Tata Motors has invested an additional ₹120 crore in Freight Tiger, bringing its total investment to ₹270 crore. The company also acquired 49,500 equity shares in Freight Tiger for approximately ₹14 crore, potentially holding a 42%-46% stake. Separately, Tata Motors incorporated a new wholly-owned subsidiary, TML CV Holdings B.V., in the Netherlands, with an initial paid-up capital of EUR 1.00. These moves aim to strengthen Tata Motors' position in logistics technology and expand its global footprint.

01Oct 25

Tata Motors Reports Strong September Sales, Expects Robust H2 FY26 Performance

Tata Motors reported total sales of 94,681 units in September 2025, surpassing analyst estimates of 80,600 units. The company anticipates continued strong performance in H2 FY26, driven by the upcoming festive season and ongoing GST reforms. While specific segment breakdowns were not provided, the overall growth likely reflects improvements across various vehicle categories including passenger, commercial, and electric vehicles.

30Sept 25

Tata Motors Accelerates Digital Freight Transformation with ₹120 Crore Investment in Freight Tiger

Tata Motors has invested ₹120 crore in Freight Tiger, a digital freight ecosystem provider, through subscription of Series C Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares. The company also acquired 49,500 equity shares for about ₹14 crore. This investment, following a previous ₹150 crore commitment, will give Tata Motors a 42%-46% stake in Freight Tiger. The partnership aims to revolutionize India's logistics landscape by combining Tata's truck ecosystem with Freight Tiger's digital network. Freight Tiger plans to launch AI-powered innovations to enhance operational efficiency in the freight industry and aims to handle 20% of India's freight by 2028.

30Sept 25

Tata Motors Navigates JLR Challenges, Positive Outlook for Indian Market, and Establishes New Subsidiary

Tata Motors faces mixed prospects across its global operations. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is dealing with demand challenges in major markets and recovering from a cyberattack. In contrast, Tata's Indian operations show promise with projected growth in passenger and commercial vehicle sales. The company has acquired the Iveco Group for 3.80 billion euros and established a new subsidiary in the Netherlands, TML CV Holdings B.V., potentially strengthening its global position.

30Sept 25

Tata Motors Announces Mid-October Record Date for CV Demerger, JLR Resumes Operations Post-Cyber Incident

Tata Motors has set mid-October as the record date for its Commercial Vehicles (CV) business demerger, with the demerged entity expected to list in November. Shareholders will receive one share of the demerged entity for each Tata Motors share held. The existing Tata Motors will be renamed Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd, while the demerged CV business will be listed as Tata Motors Ltd. Separately, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is implementing a controlled, phased restart of operations following a cyber incident. Some manufacturing operations will resume in the coming days. Despite these developments, Tata Motors' shares closed largely unchanged at ₹674.00. Jefferies maintained an Underperform rating on Tata Motors with a ₹575.00 price target, citing JLR challenges and passenger vehicle margin concerns.

29Sept 25

Tata Motors Faces Mixed Signals: UK Backs JLR with £1.5 Billion Loan Guarantee, but Moody's Changes Outlook to Negative

Tata Motors' subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) receives £1.5 billion loan guarantee from UK government following a cyberattack. JLR resumes operations after production halt. Moody's changes Tata Motors' credit rating outlook from positive to negative. Tata Motors reports strong domestic performance during festive season.

26Sept 25

Tata Motors Announces Major Leadership Reshuffle, Appoints New CEO and CFO

Tata Motors has announced significant leadership changes. Shailesh Chandra will become the new Additional Director, Managing Director, and CEO effective October 1, 2025. P B Balaji, current Group CFO, will step down to become CEO of Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc, UK. Dhiman Gupta will replace Balaji as CFO. The company's Board of Directors will see the departure of three Non-Executive Independent Directors and the appointment of Sudha Krishnan as a new Independent Director. These changes coincide with Tata Motors' ongoing restructuring, including the demerger of its Commercial Vehicles business.

26Sept 25

Tata Motors Stock Rises 2% as JLR Restarts Operations After Cyberattack; Defence Stocks Show Long-Term Potential

Tata Motors' stock gained 2% as JLR announced a phased restart after a cyberattack. JLR, contributing 70-75% of Tata Motors' revenue, has restored critical systems but faces production shutdowns until October 1. The incident could result in a £300-400 million revenue loss and £50-100 million in additional costs. Market expert Sandip Sabharwal suggests the stock is moving into value territory, citing potential GST cuts on vehicles in India and improving JLR prospects through the US-UK trade pact as supportive factors. However, JLR faces challenges in the US market and analysts project moderate 5% revenue growth due to various factors.

25Sept 25

JLR Restores Financial System After Cyber Incident, Prioritizes Supplier Payments

Tata Motors faces challenges as its subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) deals with a severe cyberattack. JLR, contributing 70% to Tata Motors' revenue, has restored its financial system for vehicle wholesales but production was halted across multiple facilities. The company is working with suppliers to prioritize payments and has cleared over $5 billion of debt. The UK government is considering financial assistance to JLR suppliers. Tata Group is providing support, and both companies are monitoring working capital positions. The cyberattack, attributed to Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, has impacted Tata Motors' stock, causing a 2.60% decline.

23Sept 25

Tata Motors: Strong Navratri Start and JLR Production Delay

Tata Motors had a strong start to the Navratri festival season, delivering 10,000 vehicles and receiving over 25,000 customer inquiries on the first day. This performance indicates robust consumer demand in the Indian automotive sector. However, Tata Motors' luxury subsidiary, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), is facing challenges due to a cybersecurity breach. JLR has extended its production pause until October 1, with local media suggesting production may not resume until November. The cyber attack could potentially cost JLR around £5.00 million daily. Despite these challenges, Tata Motors shares were trading with gains of 0.60% at ₹700.60.

21Sept 25

Tata Motors Slashes Passenger Vehicle Prices by Up to Rs 1.55 Lakh After GST Revision

Tata Motors has announced significant price reductions across its passenger vehicle lineup, effective September 22, in response to recent GST rate changes. Price cuts range from Rs 67,000 to Rs 1.55 lakh on eight popular models including Nexon, Safari, Harrier, Altroz, Punch, Tigor, Tiago, and Curvv. Additional benefits of Rs 30,000 to Rs 65,000 are also being offered on various models. The Nexon sees the largest price reduction of Rs 1.55 lakh, while the Tiago becomes more affordable with a Rs 75,000 price cut. This move is expected to boost demand in the passenger vehicle segment, especially ahead of the festive season in India.

16Sept 25

Tata Motors' JLR Extends Production Halt Amid Cybersecurity Breach

Tata Motors' subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has extended its production pause until September 24 due to a significant cybersecurity incident. The breach has compromised some data and is reportedly costing JLR up to £5 million per day. The production halt coincides with a busy period in the UK automotive market. JLR's global operations are affected as it conducts a forensic investigation. The incident has been reported to regulators and discussed in the UK House of Commons. Despite the issues, Tata Motors shares traded flat. The company has scheduled meetings with analysts and institutional investors on September 22, 2025.

15Sept 25

Tata Motors Expands EV Charging Network: 25,000 Stations Installed, 25,000 More Planned

Tata Motors has installed over 25,000 charging stations for electric small commercial vehicles across India. The company plans to add another 25,000 stations, effectively doubling its charging infrastructure. This expansion aims to support the growth of electric mobility in the commercial vehicle segment, address range anxiety, and improve convenience for EV owners. The initiative aligns with India's push towards sustainable transportation and is expected to boost confidence among fleet operators and individual owners.

11Sept 25

Tata Motors Faces Dual Challenges: JLR Cybersecurity Breach and Profit Decline

Tata Motors is facing significant challenges. Its subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has experienced a cybersecurity breach, leading to production and sales delays. The company reported a 63% decrease in quarterly consolidated net profit to Rs 3,924.00 crore, with total revenue marginally declining by 0.3% to Rs 1.04 lakh crore. Tata Motors' stock closed at Rs 709.00, down 1%, and has declined over 27% in the past year.

10Sept 25

Tata Motors' JLR Grapples with Cybersecurity Breach, Disrupting Operations

Tata Motors' subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has confirmed a cybersecurity incident affecting its data and disrupting production and sales operations. JLR has shut down its systems and initiated a forensic investigation. The breach could potentially cause disruptions lasting several weeks, according to British media reports. The company is working to mitigate the impact and has committed to contacting affected parties.

09Sept 25

Tata Motors Expands Green Energy Portfolio with ₹39.19 Crore Investment in Renewable SPVs

Tata Motors and its subsidiaries are acquiring 26% equity stakes in two Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) of Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd. The company will invest ₹28.78 crore in TP Paarthav Limited and ₹10.41 crore in TP Marigold Limited, totaling ₹39.19 crore. The acquisitions aim to optimize power costs and reduce carbon footprint by replacing grid power with renewable energy. The transactions are expected to conclude within 6-24 months and will be completed through cash consideration at ₹10 per share. Both SPVs, incorporated in 2023, are yet to commence operations in solar power generation and captive power business.

08Sept 25

Tata Motors Breaks 200-Day MA as Midcaps Lead Market Rally

The Indian stock market shows strength with midcaps outperforming. Tata Motors has broken above its 200-day moving average for the first time since October 24, signaling a significant technical breakout. Analysts set a target of ₹745.00 for Tata Motors with a stop loss at ₹697.00. The Nifty is approaching 25,000 with support at 24,700-24,650. The auto sector continues to perform strongly, and Havells is also showing promising technical patterns.

05Sept 25

Tata Motors Sells Defense Business to Tata Advanced Systems for ₹227.7 Crore

Tata Motors Limited has finalized the transfer of its defense business to Tata Advanced Systems Limited for ₹227.70 crore. The transfer, executed as a slump sale, includes a range of defense products and services. Tata Motors will continue to supply chassis and civilian vehicles to the defense sector. This move aligns with Tata Group's strategy to consolidate its defense businesses under one entity for improved scale and synergy.

05Sept 25

Tata Motors Slashes Car Prices by Up to ₹1.55 Lakh Following GST Reduction

Tata Motors announces significant price cuts across its passenger vehicle range, effective September 22, 2025. Reductions range from ₹65,000 to ₹1.55 lakh, with the Nexon seeing the highest cut at ₹1.55 lakh. The move aims to pass on the full benefit of recent GST reductions to customers, making vehicles more affordable and accessible. The price cuts coincide with India's peak automobile sales season around major festivals. Tata Motors encourages early bookings to ensure timely deliveries during this high-demand period.

04Sept 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces Sales Dip in UK; Company Schedules Investor Meeting

Jaguar Land Rover, a Tata Motors subsidiary, reported a 12.76% year-over-year decline in UK sales for August, selling 2,284 units compared to 2,618 in the previous year. Tata Motors has announced a virtual group meeting with analysts and institutional investors on September 12, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. (IST). The meeting will include participants from various investment firms, suggesting the company's commitment to investor engagement amidst challenges in its luxury vehicle segment.

02Sept 25

Tata Motors Faces Dual Challenges: Potential EV Tax Hike and JLR IT Security Incident

Tata Motors is confronting two significant challenges. An Indian panel has recommended increasing the tax on electric vehicles from 5% to 18% for cars priced between 2-4 million rupees, potentially affecting Tata's EV business. Additionally, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a Tata Motors subsidiary, has reported a global IT security incident. The company is working to resolve the issues but has not provided specific details about the nature or extent of the problem.

02Sept 25

Tata Motors Advocates for EV Tax Rates Amid Sales Challenges and JLR IT Issues

Tata Motors experienced a challenging August with a marginal stock decline and mixed sales results. While domestic passenger vehicle sales fell by 7%, commercial vehicle sales rose by 6%. Electric vehicle sales showed remarkable 44% growth. The company's Jaguar Land Rover unit is addressing global IT issues. Tata Motors advocates maintaining the current 5% GST rate on EVs and proposes tax cuts on certain gasoline cars. Despite challenges, analyst sentiment remains largely positive.

01Sept 25

Tata Motors Reports Strong August Sales and IT Security Incident at JLR

Tata Motors achieved total sales of 73,178 units in August, surpassing analyst expectations of 71,010 units. The commercial vehicle segment grew by 10% year-on-year, with ILMCV trucks showing 15% growth. While overall passenger vehicle sales decreased by 3%, the company recorded its highest-ever monthly EV sales at 8,540 units, a 44% increase. International business saw significant growth, with CV and PV segments growing by 77% and 573% respectively. Tata Motors also reported an IT security incident at its UK subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover.

28Aug 25

Tata Motors Shares Dip 1.32% Amid Auto Sector Uncertainties and GST Cut Speculation

Tata Motors' stock closed at ₹672.65, down 1.32%, as investors react to mixed automotive sector signals and GST reduction speculation. Jefferies maintained an underperform rating on Tata Motors, raising the target price to ₹575 from ₹550. The firm projects a 19% CAGR for Tata Motors for FY25-28, lower than competitor Mahindra & Mahindra's 27%. Trading data showed significant sell pressure with 7.70 lakh sell orders versus 6.48 lakh buy orders. Auto sales during Ganesh Chaturthi were subdued, with potential buyers delaying purchases in anticipation of GST cuts, particularly affecting the passenger vehicle segment. Rural buying patterns remained relatively stable.

25Aug 25

NCLT Sanctions Tata Motors' Composite Scheme for Corporate Restructuring

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has sanctioned Tata Motors Limited's Composite Scheme of Arrangement. The scheme involves demerging the commercial vehicles business into TML Commercial Vehicles Limited and amalgamating Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited with Tata Motors Limited. The order was passed on August 25 under Sections 230-232 of the Companies Act, 2013. The scheme will become effective upon filing the certified copy of the NCLT order with the Registrar of Companies, Mumbai.

19Aug 25

Tata Motors Subsidiary Launches €3.8 Billion Tender Offer for Iveco Group

Tata Motors' subsidiary, TML CV Holdings Pte. Ltd (TMLCVH), has filed a voluntary public tender offer to acquire all common shares of Iveco Group N.V. The offer targets 271,215,400 shares at €14.10 per share, valuing the deal at approximately €3.82 billion. This move aims to expand Tata Motors' global footprint in the commercial vehicle segment. The offer is subject to regulatory approvals and will be launched through a Dutch subsidiary. It extends to the United States in compliance with U.S. Securities Exchange Act regulations.

19Aug 25

Tata Motors Set to Re-enter South African Passenger Vehicle Market in 2025

Tata Motors is set to re-enter the South African passenger vehicle market on August 19, 2025, after a six-year absence. The company has partnered with Motus Holdings for exclusive distribution. The relaunch will feature models including Punch, Harrier, Curvv, and Tiago, all imported from India as completely built units. Tata aims to appeal to cost-conscious consumers with competitive pricing, attractive financing, and strong after-sales service. The announcement was positively received, with Tata Motors' shares closing 1.80% higher at ₹676.40 on the BSE.

13Aug 25

Tata Motors Faces Challenges: Share Plunge and Vehicle Recall

Tata Motors is grappling with several issues, including a 44.60% drop in share price from its peak of Rs 1,179.00 to Rs 653.00. The company reported disappointing quarterly results with EBITDA and pre-exceptional PBT falling 37-41% year-on-year. Jaguar Land Rover, its luxury arm, is struggling with increased competition in China, higher warranty costs, and expenses related to electric vehicle transition. Additionally, Jaguar Land Rover North America has announced a recall of 121,509 vehicles in the US. The company's Indian operations are also losing market share and facing margin pressures. Jefferies has maintained an Underperform rating with a target price of Rs 550.00 and cut earnings estimates for FY2026-2028 by 8-15%.

12Aug 25

Tata Motors Faces JLR Challenges Amid Digital Platforms' Strong Performance

Tata Motors experiences contrasting performance between its domestic operations and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) division. The company's Indian business shows robust performance, particularly in EVs, while JLR struggles with margin fluctuations, global tariff pressures, Chinese competition, and electrification challenges. Meanwhile, digital platforms like Paytm, Blinkit, and Instamart are outperforming expectations, achieving profitability or reducing losses earlier than anticipated. IME Capital's Digital Disruption Fund projects healthy margins for these platforms through 2030-2032, anticipating maturation of business models and reduced customer acquisition costs.

11Aug 25

Tata Motors Projects Modest Growth, Outlines EV Strategy for FY26

Tata Motors projects less than 5% growth in passenger vehicles and 3-5% in commercial vehicles for FY26. The company expects ₹700 crore in PLI benefits and maintains a 5-7% EBIT target for JLR despite Q1 issues. Tata Motors plans to launch electric versions of Range Rover and Jaguar next year, with the Sierra EV set for the second half of FY26. The commercial vehicle segment forecast varies, with 3-5% growth in heavy vehicles, a slight decline in intermediate and light-medium vehicles, and steady performance in small commercial vehicles.

11Aug 25

Tata Motors Q1 Net Profit Declines 30% YoY, Surpasses Analyst Expectations

Tata Motors reported Q1 FY24 results with consolidated net profit at ₹39.24 billion, down 30.4% YoY but surpassing analyst estimates of ₹31.21 billion. Revenue slightly declined to ₹1.04 trillion, beating expectations of ₹980 billion. EBITDA fell to ₹102.24 billion from ₹152.48 billion last year, with margins compressing to 9.79% from 14.24%. Despite YoY declines, the company outperformed market expectations across key metrics, demonstrating resilience in challenging conditions.

08Aug 25

Tata Motors Reports Q1 Results: Revenue Dips 2.5% Amid Challenging Global Conditions

Tata Motors Limited announced Q1 FY2024 results with consolidated revenue of ₹104,407.00 crores, down 2.5% year-over-year. EBITDA fell 35.8% to ₹9,657.00 crores, while EBIT margin decreased by 370 bps to 4.3%. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) saw a 9.2% revenue decline to £6.60 billion, impacted by new US trade tariffs. Tata Commercial Vehicles maintained double-digit EBITDA margins despite lower volumes. Tata Passenger Vehicles experienced volume pressures due to soft industry demand. The company expects challenging conditions to persist and will focus on strengthening fundamentals and mitigating tariff impacts.

08Aug 25

Tata Motors Reports Mixed Q1 Results with EBITDA Above Estimates Despite Year-on-Year Decline

Tata Motors Limited announced Q1 financial results with consolidated revenue declining 2.5% year-over-year to ₹104,407.00 crore. EBITDA margin contracted to 9.2% from 14.0%. Jaguar Land Rover revenue fell 9.2% to £6.60 billion, impacted by US trade tariffs. Tata Commercial Vehicles saw revenue decrease 4.7%, while Passenger Vehicles revenue dropped 8.2%. The company expects volumes to improve in coming quarters, driven by favorable factors like healthy monsoon forecast and infrastructure development focus. Tata Motors also announced 100% acquisition of Iveco Group N.V. (excluding Defence) for €3.80 billion.

07Aug 25

Tata Motors Expected to Report 36% Drop in Quarterly Profit Amid JLR and Domestic Business Challenges

Tata Motors will release its Q1 FY26 financial results on August 8, 2025. Analysts forecast a challenging quarter with a 36% year-on-year decline in consolidated profit after tax and a 6% drop in revenue. JLR revenues are expected to fall 16% due to lower volumes, while domestic business faces margin pressure from higher input costs and discounts. The company's trading window for designated persons is closed from June 24 until 48 hours post-result announcement.

05Aug 25

Tata Motors Leads as India's Most Widely Held Stock, Announces New JLR CEO; Reports 30% Decline in UK JLR Sales for July

Tata Motors has become India's most widely held stock with 67.50 lakh shareholders, a 3.4-fold increase since 2020. The company announced P B Balaji as the new CEO of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), replacing Adrian Mardell. However, JLR faces challenges with a 30% year-over-year sales decline in the UK market in July, dropping to 4,307 units from 6,121 units the previous year.

04Aug 25

Jaguar Land Rover Appoints P B Balaji as New CEO, Succeeding Adrian Mardell

Tata Motors has announced P B Balaji, current Group CFO of Tata Motors Group, will become the new CEO of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) effective November 2025. He succeeds Adrian Mardell, who is retiring after 35 years with the company. Balaji brings 32 years of experience in automotive and consumer goods industries. The appointment aims to continue JLR's recent success and drive further transformation. Mardell will assist with the transition until December 31, 2025.

01Aug 25

Tata Motors Reports Mixed July Sales: Overall Decline, but EVs and Commercial Vehicles Show Growth

Tata Motors' July sales totaled 69,131 units, a 4% year-on-year decline but exceeding analyst expectations. Commercial vehicle sales grew 7% to 28,956 units, with strong performance in medium and heavy commercial vehicles. Passenger vehicle sales declined 11% to 40,175 units. However, the company achieved record-breaking electric vehicle sales of 7,124 units, a 42% increase. Domestic sales decreased 6% to 65,953 units, while international business showed significant growth, particularly in commercial vehicles (57% increase) and passenger vehicles (186% increase).

01Aug 25

Tata Motors Reports 4% Dip in July Sales, Beats Analyst Estimates

Tata Motors reported total sales of 69,131 units in July 2025, a 4% decrease year-on-year but exceeding analyst estimates of 68,100 units. Commercial vehicle sales grew 7% to 28,956 units, while passenger vehicle sales declined 11% to 40,175 units. The company achieved record-breaking monthly EV sales of 7,124 units, a 42% increase from the previous year. Domestic sales decreased by 6% to 65,953 units.

01Aug 25

Tata Motors Reports 4% Dip in July Sales, Beats Analyst Estimates

Tata Motors' July sales totaled 69,131 units, a 4% year-over-year decrease but exceeding analyst expectations. Commercial vehicle sales grew 7% to 28,956 units, with domestic sales up 4%. Passenger vehicle sales declined 11% to 40,175 units. The company achieved record-breaking electric vehicle sales of 7,124 units, marking a 42% increase and highlighting its progress in sustainable mobility.

31Jul 25

Tata Motors to Acquire Iveco Group Amid JLR Leadership Change

Tata Motors announced plans to acquire 100% of Iveco Group N.V. for €3.80 billion, excluding its defence business. The acquisition will be through a Voluntary Tender Offer at €14.10 per share. The deal covers Iveco's Industrials and Financial Services segments. Tata Motors secured a €3.80 billion bridge financing facility for the transaction, which is expected to close by April 2026. Simultaneously, Jaguar Land Rover CEO Adrian Mardell has stepped down, with US tariff policies cited as a contributing factor. The Iveco acquisition is expected to triple Tata Motors' consolidated revenues, with EPS breakeven in 2 years and acquisition debt repayment in 4 years.

31Jul 25

Tata Motors to Acquire Iveco Group for €3.8 Billion, Creating Global Commercial Vehicle Powerhouse

Tata Motors announced a deal to acquire Italian truck maker Iveco Group for €3.82 billion, excluding Iveco's defence business. The all-cash offer of €14.10 per share will create a global powerhouse in the commercial vehicle sector with combined revenues of around €22 billion. The acquisition expands Tata Motors' global presence, enhances product portfolios, and accelerates innovation in emerging technologies. Tata Motors plans to raise €1 billion through equity and secure the remaining funding through bridge financing. The deal is expected to close by April, subject to regulatory approvals.

31Jul 25

Tata Motors to Acquire Iveco Group, Creating Global Commercial Vehicle Powerhouse

Tata Motors announced plans to acquire Iveco Group N.V. for €3.8 billion, excluding Iveco's defence business. The all-cash offer of €14.10 per share represents a 22%-25% premium. Exor, Iveco's largest shareholder, will tender its 27.06% stake. The merger aims to create a global commercial vehicle powerhouse with combined revenues of €22 billion, operating across Europe (50%), India (35%), and the Americas (15%). Tata Motors commits to maintaining Iveco's headquarters in Turin and preserving its corporate identity. The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.

30Jul 25

Tata Motors to Acquire Iveco Group for €3.8 Billion, Shares Drop 4% on Concerns

Tata Motors plans to acquire 100% of Iveco Group N.V. (excluding defence business) for €3.80 billion through a voluntary tender offer at €14.10 per share. The acquisition covers Iveco's industrials business including trucks, buses, and powertrain operations, plus financial services. Tata Motors expects annual free cash flow synergies up to 0.5% of consolidated revenue from 2028 and plans to reach EPS breakeven in 2 years. However, the announcement led to a 4% drop in Tata Motors shares to Rs 665.45, as investors express concerns about the timing and financial implications of this significant acquisition.

30Jul 25

Tata Motors Shares Dip 3% on Reports of $4.5 Billion Iveco Acquisition; Incorporates New Subsidiary

Tata Motors' stock fell over 3% following reports of a potential $4.5 billion acquisition of Italian truck maker Iveco. The deal, excluding Iveco's defense business, is in advanced stages but not finalized. Market reaction was mixed, with Tata Motors shares dropping to Rs 671.85, while trading volume surged. Analyst opinions vary, with 17 out of 35 recommending 'buy'. The company also announced a special window for re-lodgement of physical share transfer deeds and incorporated a new subsidiary in the Netherlands.

29Jul 25

Tata Motors Poised to Acquire Iveco's Commercial Trucking Business

Tata Motors is close to finalizing a deal to acquire Iveco Group's commercial trucking business, potentially expanding its presence in the European market. Simultaneously, Iveco is in talks to sell its defence unit to Leonardo SpA for about €1.60 billion. These deals could be announced with Iveco's upcoming earnings report. The acquisition would enhance Tata Motors' European market presence and design capabilities. For Iveco, this represents a strategic shift, with its shares nearly doubling in value this year. The Agnelli family, Iveco's major shareholder, aims to diversify away from the automotive sector.

28Jul 25

Tata Motors Shares in Focus as US-EU Trade Deal Slashes Auto Export Tariffs

A new trade agreement between the US and EU reduces tariffs on automobile exports from 27.50% to 15.00%, potentially benefiting Tata Motors' subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). JLR's Slovakia plant, which produces the Defender model, could see increased exports to the US market. JLR recently reported a 22.00% increase in global wholesale volumes. Despite this news, Tata Motors' shares closed 1.80% lower at ₹687.55, with the stock remaining flat over the past month and declining 8.20% year-to-date.

24Jul 25

Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover Set to Benefit from India-UK FTA Auto Concessions

India has unveiled targeted automotive concessions in its Free Trade Agreement with the UK, focusing on high-end vehicles and EVs. The deal includes phased tariff reductions for UK-made vehicles with larger engine capacities, excluding mass-market models. EV concessions will apply after five years, targeting luxury models. The agreement sets an import quota of 37,000 units over 15 years with out-of-quota imports receiving a 50% tariff reduction over a decade. This strategy could benefit Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover while protecting India's domestic auto industry.

24Jul 25

China's Ultra-Luxury Car Tax Revision: Potential Impact on Tata Motors' JLR Division

China's Ministry of Finance has reduced the threshold for a 10% consumption tax on ultra-luxury cars from CNY 1.3 million to CNY 900,000, effective July 20, 2025. This change affects 54% of the ultra-luxury segment, including electric and new energy vehicles. The policy could significantly impact major players like Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar Land Rover, and Porsche. JLR, a Tata Motors subsidiary, may face challenges as many Range Rover and Defender models fall within the new tax range. Some brands are already offering discounts to offset potential impacts. The ultra-luxury segment in China has seen a 49% year-on-year decline in the first half of 2025.

24Jul 25

Tata Motors Poised to Benefit from Potential US-EU Trade Deal

Tata Motors, along with three other Indian auto stocks, could benefit significantly from a potential trade deal between the US and EU. The deal may reduce car tariffs from 27.5% to 15%, benefiting Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover operations in Slovakia. JLR derives 33% of its volumes from US markets. Other potential beneficiaries include Samvardhana Motherson, Sona BLW, and Bharat Forge, all with significant US market exposure.

21Jul 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces 10% Price Hike in China Due to New Tax Policy

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), Tata Motors' luxury car division, is facing challenges in China due to new tax policies on ultra-luxury vehicles. The policy change is expected to increase JLR's retail prices by 10% in China. Despite this, Investec projects JLR's market share in China could reach 18% by FY27E. Tata Motors will need to monitor these developments closely as they may impact JLR's sales volume and revenue in the Chinese market.

18Jul 25

Tata Motors Establishes 'Tata Motors Foundation' to Enhance CSR Initiatives

Tata Motors has incorporated a new non-profit organization, 'Tata Motors Foundation', to strengthen its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. Registered as a Section 8 company with an authorized share capital of ₹50 lakh, the foundation is owned by various entities within the Tata Motors group. Tata Motors Limited holds the largest stake at 45%, followed by Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd at 40%. The foundation aims to streamline and improve the impact of Tata Motors' social initiatives, complying with SEBI regulations.

12Jul 25

Tata Motors' JLR North America Recalls Over 20,000 Vehicles Due to Faulty Air Bags

Jaguar Land Rover North America, a subsidiary of Tata Motors, has announced a recall of 20,999 vehicles in the United States due to torn airbags that may not provide adequate protection during crashes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that the defect could allow hot gases to escape, posing a burn risk to occupants. This recall presents challenges for Tata Motors, potentially impacting JLR's brand image, finances, and market position in the US luxury vehicle segment.

10Jul 25

Tata Motors Introduces Lifetime Battery Warranty for Select EV Models

Tata Motors has announced a Lifetime High-Voltage Battery Warranty for its Curvv.ev SUV Coupe and Nexon.ev 45 kWh models. This warranty applies to new buyers and current first owners. The company is also offering a ₹50,000 benefit to existing Tata EV owners when purchasing these models. This move aims to boost consumer confidence in EVs, address concerns about long-term battery health and replacement costs, and potentially lower long-term ownership costs for consumers.

09Jul 25

Tata Motors Reports 9% Decline in Global Wholesales for Q1

Tata Motors experienced a 9% year-on-year decline in global wholesales for Q1, with total volumes at 299,664 units. Commercial vehicle sales fell 6% to 87,569 units, passenger vehicle sales dropped 10% to 124,809 units, and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) sales decreased 11% to 87,286 units. Despite the overall decline, JLR's higher-profit models accounted for 77.2% of its total wholesale volumes, indicating a focus on premium vehicle sales.

08Jul 25

Tata Motors Reports 9% Decline in Global Wholesales for Q1

Tata Motors Group experienced a 9% decrease in global wholesales for Q1, totaling approximately 3.00 lakh units. Commercial vehicle sales fell by 6%, passenger vehicle sales dropped by 10%, and Jaguar Land Rover saw an 11% decrease in wholesales and a 15% decline in retail sales compared to the same period last year. This decline could impact revenue, market share, and production strategies for the company.

07Jul 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces 15.1% Decline in Q1 Retail Sales

Tata Motors' luxury vehicle division, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), experienced a 15.1% year-on-year decrease in retail sales for Q1, with total units reaching 94,420. The UK market was particularly affected due to the planned discontinuation of legacy Jaguar models. In North America, JLR reported a 12.2% decrease in wholesale volumes compared to the previous year. This significant drop in sales across key markets may prompt Tata Motors and JLR to reassess their strategies.

07Jul 25

Jaguar Land Rover: Q1 Retail Sales Decline 15% Amid Model Transitions

Tata Motors' luxury vehicle division, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), experienced a significant sales decline in the first quarter. Retail sales fell by 15% year-on-year to 94,420 units, while wholesale volumes decreased by 11% to 87,286 units. The decline is attributed to the planned phase-out of legacy Jaguar models and temporary US shipment pauses due to new import tariffs. Despite the overall decrease, premium models like Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Defender performed well, accounting for 77% of total wholesale volumes.

04Jul 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces Sales Dip in UK for June

Tata Motors' luxury vehicle division, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), experienced a significant sales decrease in the UK market for June. JLR sold 5,672 units in June 2023, down from 6,421 units in June 2022, marking an 11.66% year-on-year decline. This drop may impact revenue, market share, and overall performance for JLR in the UK luxury vehicle segment.

01Jul 25

Tata Motors Reports Lower-than-Expected June Sales, Forecasts Weak Industry Growth

Tata Motors sold 65,019 units in June 2023, down from 71,147 units in June 2022, marking an 8.61% year-on-year decline. The sales fell short of market expectations of 70,400 units. The company also forecasts weak growth for the overall automotive industry in the coming period, potentially indicating broader economic factors affecting consumer demand and the automotive market.

25Jun 25

Tata Motors Forecasts Strong Growth and Advances Demerger Plans

Tata Motors forecasts 'strong single-digit growth' for its commercial vehicle sector in fiscal year 2026. The company expects to complete the demerger of its passenger vehicle and commercial vehicle businesses by year-end, creating two separate entities: Tata Motors Limited for commercial vehicles and a new entity for passenger vehicles including EVs. This strategic move aims to streamline operations and potentially unlock shareholder value.

24Jun 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces Potential EBIT Decline Due to US Tariffs, Warns Group CFO

Tata Motors' Group CFO has issued a cautionary statement regarding Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) financial performance. JLR, a subsidiary of Tata Motors, could face a 5.00% to 7.00% decrease in Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) due to the impact of US tariffs. This potential downturn in JLR's profitability could have significant implications for Tata Motors' overall financial performance, given JLR's importance to its global business.

23Jun 25

Tata Motors Explores Alternative Magnet Suppliers

Tata Motors is reportedly seeking alternative sources for magnets, a crucial component in automotive applications. This move could be part of a strategy to enhance supply chain resilience or optimize costs. Magnets are vital for electric motors, sensors, and electrical systems in vehicles. The decision may have implications for Tata Motors' production processes and product performance. This development aligns with a broader industry trend of manufacturers diversifying their supplier base to mitigate risks and ensure consistent production.

21Jun 25

Tata Motors Explores Alternative Magnet Sources for Automotive Manufacturing

Tata Motors is investigating alternative sources for magnets, a critical component in automotive manufacturing. This move aims to diversify the supply chain and ensure stability in the face of potential disruptions or price fluctuations. Magnets are crucial for various automotive applications including electric motors, sensors, and power steering systems. The company's proactive approach highlights the growing focus on supply chain resilience in the automotive sector, particularly as the industry shifts towards electric vehicles.

20Jun 25

Tata Motors Aims to Boost Small Commercial Vehicle Market Share Amid Positive Performance

Tata Motors aims to increase its market share in the small commercial vehicle sector. The company reports strong performance across its Commercial Vehicles, Passenger Vehicles, and Jaguar Land Rover divisions. A demerger process is underway, with plans to operate as two separate publicly listed companies by year-end. The company acknowledges potential economic volatility in the automotive sector.

18Jun 25

Tata Motors Launches Advanced Vehicle Scrapping Plants in Lucknow and Raipur

Tata Motors has inaugurated two state-of-the-art vehicle scrapping facilities, branded as Re.Wi.Re (Recycle with Respect), in Lucknow and Raipur. These plants are designed to handle end-of-life vehicles, focusing on efficient scrapping and recycling processes. Equipped with advanced technology, the facilities aim to promote environmental responsibility and circular economy principles in the automotive sector. The strategic locations of these plants will serve North and Central India, potentially impacting the management of old vehicles in these regions. This initiative aligns with India's vehicle scrappage policy and demonstrates Tata Motors' commitment to sustainability and responsible manufacturing.

16Jun 25

Tata Motors Shares Tumble as JLR Slashes Profit Margin Outlook

Tata Motors shares fell over 5% after its luxury arm, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), lowered its EBIT margin guidance to 5-7% from 10% due to challenges in China's premium vehicle market. JLR also expects near-zero free cash flow for the year. Despite these setbacks, Tata Motors maintains its long-term investment plans and efficiency targets.

16Jun 25

Jaguar Land Rover Forecasts Sales Growth and Sets EBIT Margin Target

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), Tata Motors' luxury vehicle division, has announced positive projections for its future performance. The company expects sales volume growth in fiscal years 2027 and 2028 compared to the previous year. JLR has also set a target EBIT margin of 5.00-7.00% for fiscal year 2026, indicating a focus on improving operational efficiency and profitability alongside sales growth.

13Jun 25

Tata Motors' JLR Receives Credit Rating Boost from Moody's

Moody's Credit Rating Agency has upgraded Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) PLC's credit rating from Ba2 to Ba1, maintaining a positive outlook. This upgrade for the Tata Motors subsidiary suggests improved creditworthiness and could lead to lower borrowing costs and increased investor confidence. The rating change reflects potential enhancements in JLR's financial performance, balance sheet strength, market position, and strategic initiatives.

10Jun 25

Tata Motors Shares: Block Trade of 6.32 Lakh Shares Executed at Rs. 724.95

A significant block trade of Tata Motors Ltd. shares occurred on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The transaction involved 632,497 shares, valued at Rs. 45.85 crores, with each share priced at Rs. 724.95. This large-scale trade has drawn market attention, potentially signaling institutional investor activity or changes in major shareholder positions. The specific reasons and parties involved in the trade have not been disclosed.

09Jun 25

Tata Motors Unveils Ambitious Plan: 30 Product Updates by FY30

Tata Motors has announced a strategic plan to revitalize its passenger vehicle lineup, including 7 new vehicle launches and 23 model refreshes, totaling 30 product updates by fiscal year 2030. This long-term strategy demonstrates the company's commitment to innovation, market adaptability, and strengthening its competitive position in the Indian automotive market.

05Jun 25

Tata Motors Reports Decline in Jaguar Land Rover UK Sales for May

Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) sales in the UK decreased to 4,643 units in May, down from 6,093 units in the same month last year, representing a 23.80% year-on-year decline. This significant reduction in JLR's home market sales could potentially impact Tata Motors' performance in the luxury vehicle segment. The report does not specify reasons for the decline, but factors such as changing consumer preferences, economic uncertainties, increased competition, and potential supply chain disruptions could be contributing factors.

04Jun 25

Tata Motors Allays Concerns Over China's Rare Earth Magnet Restrictions

Tata Motors has stated that China's recent restrictions on rare earth magnets are not expected to cause immediate disruptions to their supply chain. The company's current operations and near-term plans remain unaffected by this policy change. This reassurance comes amid growing concerns in the automotive sector, particularly regarding electric vehicle production, as rare earth magnets are crucial components in EV motors. While Tata Motors appears well-positioned, the restrictions could have wider implications for the global automotive industry.

03Jun 25

Tata Motors: Last Chance to Secure Rs 6 Per Share Dividend

Tata Motors Ltd (TML) has declared a final dividend of Rs 6 per share. June 3 is the last day for investors to purchase TML shares to qualify for this dividend. The record date is set for June 4, and dividend distribution will commence from June 24. The total dividend payout amounts to approximately Rs 2,208.00 crore.

02Jun 25

Tata Motors' Domestic Sales Dip in May, Missing Estimates

Tata Motors' domestic sales for May fell to 70,187 units, missing analyst expectations of 75,200 units. This represents a 8.57% year-over-year decrease from 76,766 units sold in May of the previous year. The performance indicates challenges in the Indian automotive market and could signal broader issues in the sector.

28May 25

Tata Motors Expands Global Footprint: Launches Commercial Vehicles in Egypt

Tata Motors has entered the Egyptian commercial vehicle market in partnership with Misr Truck & Bus (MTI). The company will introduce its range of commercial vehicles, including LCVs, M&HCVs, buses, and pick-up trucks, leveraging MTI's local expertise. This strategic move aims to strengthen Tata Motors' international presence and potentially open new revenue streams in the African and Middle Eastern markets.

27May 25

Tata Motors Reports Slight Dip in Global Tax Contributions

Tata Motors' global tax contributions decreased by 1% to Rs 38,892.00 crore. Direct tax payments declined while indirect tax payments increased by 31%. The company's consolidated net profit fell to Rs 28,149.00 crore, despite a slight increase in total revenue to Rs 4,39,695.00 crore.

24May 25

Tata Motors Advances Demerger Plan, Aims for Enhanced Strategic Focus

Tata Motors is advancing its plan to split into two separate listed entities for Commercial Vehicles and Passenger Vehicles. The demerger, approved by shareholders for early FY26, is set to be effective in late 2025. Chairman N Chandrasekaran confirmed the restructuring aims to enhance strategic clarity, focused execution, and shareholder returns. The company is also integrating AI and automation to improve efficiency and product quality. This move is expected to impact Tata Motors' market position and ability to compete in both vehicle segments.

14May 25

Tata Motors Eyes Double-Digit EBITDA Margins for India PV Business

Tata Motors reported an 8.20% EBITDA margin for its India Passenger Vehicle business in FY2024. The company aims to exceed 10% EBITDA margin in the near future. To achieve this, Tata Motors is focusing on cost optimization, operational excellence, improving product mix, and leveraging scale benefits. This strategy comes amid challenges in the Indian automotive industry, including rising input costs and intense competition.

14May 25

Tata Motors: Share Price Drops 3% After Q4 Results; Modest Growth Expected in FY26

Tata Motors' Q4 FY24 results show a 51.34% drop in net profit to ₹8,470.00 crore, while revenue increased marginally by 0.40% to ₹119,502.00 crore. The company became net auto cash positive with a ₹1,000.00 crore balance. JLR faced profitability challenges, while domestic segments saw margin expansion. Analysts have mixed outlooks, with concerns about US tariffs, Chinese competition, and potential CV market slowdown. Tata Motors maintains strong market shares in passenger vehicles (13.2%) and EVs (55%), focusing on growth through product pipeline and improved service capacity.

13May 25

Tata Motors Achieves Debt-Free Status, Reports Strong Q4 Performance

Tata Motors announced impressive Q4 results with an EBITDA of 178.70 billion rupees and a 14.95% EBITDA margin. The company's automotive business has become debt-free on a consolidated basis. A final dividend of 6.00 rupees per equity share has been recommended. The company expects sustained growth in its Commercial Vehicle business. Jaguar Land Rover is assessing the impact of the recent UK-US trade deal.

13May 25

Tata Motors: Rs 6 Per Share Dividend Declared for FY 2025 and ₹500 Crore Raised Through NCD Issuance

Tata Motors has announced a final dividend of Rs 6 per share for FY 2025, with a record date of June 24, 2025, and an AGM scheduled for June 20, 2025. The total dividend payout is approximately ₹2,208.00 crores. Additionally, the company has successfully raised ₹500.00 crores through the issuance of Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). This fundraising could be used for operational funding, future projects, debt management, or strengthening market position.

13May 25

Tata Motors Reports Strong Q4 Profit Growth, Exceeding Expectations

Tata Motors reported a consolidated net profit of ₹84.70 billion in Q4 FY2022-23, exceeding market estimates of ₹78.41 billion. This represents significant year-on-year growth from ₹174.00 billion in the same period last year and a quarter-on-quarter improvement from ₹54.10 billion. The strong performance is attributed to increased sales across segments, effective cost management, and improvements in the luxury vehicle market.

12May 25

Tata Motors Braces for Q4 FY25 Headwinds: Profit Decline Expected Despite Flat Revenue

Tata Motors is expected to experience a 36% year-over-year drop in profits for Q4 FY25, despite a projected 1.20% revenue growth. The EBITDA margin is forecasted to contract by 85 basis points to 13.30%. Jaguar Land Rover segment shows promise with expected 6-7% revenue increase, while domestic passenger and commercial vehicle segments show mixed performance. The profit decline is attributed to higher operational costs and margin pressures.

12May 25

Tata Motors Shares Surge 3.4% Ahead of Q4 Results and Potential Dividend Announcement

Tata Motors shares rose 3.4% to Rs 732.55 on Monday, driven by anticipation of Q4 results and a possible dividend for FY25. The company's board will consider a dividend proposal. Positive outlook for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) due to recent trade agreements. Tata Motors plans to split into two listed companies for commercial and passenger vehicles.

11May 25

Tata Motors Sets Date for Q4 and FY2025 Results, Dividend Decision Pending

Tata Motors will release its Q4 and FY2025 financial results on May 13, 2025. The board will consider a dividend recommendation during the meeting. An investor call is scheduled post-announcement. The trading window for insiders will remain closed until 48 hours after the results are made public.

08May 25

Tata Motors Announces Merger of Finance Arm with Tata Capital

Tata Motors has announced plans to merge its subsidiary, Tata Motors Finance Limited, with Tata Capital Limited. This merger represents a significant restructuring within the Tata Group, potentially consolidating its financial services operations. The move is expected to create a more robust financial services entity, achieve operational synergies, and enhance service offerings. While full details are yet to be disclosed, this development is likely to have substantial implications for Tata Motors, its financial services arm, and the broader Tata Group.

07May 25

Tata Motors Shareholders Approve Commercial Vehicles Business Demerger with Overwhelming Majority

Tata Motors Limited shareholders have voted 99.99% in favor of demerging the company into two separate listed entities: Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles (CV) and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (PV). This strategic split aims to create focused management teams, improve financial transparency, attract targeted investments, and enhance operational efficiency. Shareholders will receive one share of the new CV entity for each Tata Motors share they own.

06May 25

Tata Motors Shareholders Greenlight Company Split into Two Listed Entities

Tata Motors shareholders have approved a plan to split the company into two separate listed entities: TML Commercial Vehicles and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles. This restructuring aims to allow each entity to focus on its specific market segment, potentially unlocking greater shareholder value. The split is expected to result in focused management and tailored strategies for each vehicle segment, offering investors the option to invest in specific areas based on their preferences.

06May 25

Tata Motors' JLR Faces Sales Slump in UK for April 2023

Tata Motors' luxury vehicle division, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), experienced a significant decline in UK sales for April 2023. JLR sold 3,787 units, down from 5,627 units in April 2022, representing a 32.70% year-over-year decrease. This sharp decline may indicate challenges in the UK automotive market, increased competition in the luxury segment, product lifecycle issues, or broader economic factors affecting luxury vehicle sales.

02May 25

Tata Motors: Raising ₹500 Crore via NCDs at 7.08% Coupon

Tata Motors has approved the issuance of Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) worth ₹500 crore. The NCDs will be issued in two tranches: ₹300 crore and ₹200 crore, both maturing in May 2028. The debentures carry a fixed coupon rate of 7.08% per annum and will be listed on the NSE's Wholesale Debt Market Segment. These are rated, listed, unsecured, redeemable NCDs to be placed privately.

02May 25

Tata Motors Reports 6.1% Decline in April 2025 Sales

Tata Motors experienced a 6.1% year-over-year decrease in total sales for April 2025, with 72,753 units sold. The commercial vehicle segment saw an 8% decline, while passenger vehicle sales dropped by 5%. However, the company's international commercial vehicle business grew by 43%. Domestic sales across all segments decreased by 7% compared to the previous year.