Tata Motors Reclaims Rs 700 Level, Why Shares Zoomed 3.90%?

Tata Motors share price today witnessed sharp surge of 3.90% to Rs 708.50 per share on Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) as Sensex nosedived 880 points to 79,454. The rally in Tata Motors stock price triggered after New York Times reported that US may announce an agreement with UK on trade later today. Earlier, US President Donald Trump also highlighted the likely deal in his post Truth Social. Trump will reportedly convene a news conference at 10 AM Washington time on Thursday to speak on a “a major trade deal with representatives of a big and highly respected country.” However, the President did not divulge the name of the country.

If the deal is declared with the UK, it may turn out to be a huge boost for Jaguar Land Rover as approximately one-fifth of its revenue is generated from the US market. Earlier, the firm halted its vehicles shipments in April after US levied 25% tariffs on all auto imports. Meanwhile, latest reports indicate that shipments have started, however, an official confirmation is yet to be issued from JLR and Tata Motors in this perspective.

The other trigger that led to rally in Tata Motors share turned out to be the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), signed between the two nations earlier on Tuesday that may lead to higher sales for JLR in Indian markets. The other factor that also led to jump in Tata Motors stock was shareholders’ approval of the demerger of the Commercial Vehicle business into a separate, listed entity with near consensus. Tata Motors shareholders will become eligible to get one share of the commercial vehicle business, after the demerger, instead of one share held of the currently listed entity.

Meanwhile, some Land Rover SUVs are likely to see price reduction by nearly 50% in India after India-UK FTA cut auto tariffs to as much as 10% from more than 100% as of now, according to a report published in NDTV Profit. And, if Tata Motors goes ahead to manufacture Jaguar Electric cars at its Chennai plan, it will still be profitable.

Leading brokerage house Citi said that after the decline of automotive tariffs on imports from UK into India, there might be a strong decline of nearly 45% in prices in some leading premium models that may include JLR.

“While absolute volumes are limited, it could gain market share from some of the European OEMs like Mercedes, BMW and Audi,” added the brokerage firm.

Tata Motors To Declare Results, Consider Dividend On May 13

Earlier ON April 18, 2025, Tata Motors announced that its Board of Directors would hold meeting on May 13, 2025 to consider financial results for the fourth quarter and financial year ending March 31, 2025. The large cap Auto Sector stock will also consider the proposal of declaration of dividend.

LIC Holding In Tata Motors

It is worth noting that the stake of Life Insurance Corporation Of India (LIC) stood at 3.15% with 115,956,632 shares of the company as of March 2025 quarter. LIC stake was 2.54% for December 2024 quarter.

Tata Motors Shares Performance

The 52-week high price of Tata Motors shares on BSE is Rs 1179.05 per share (as on 30/07/2024) and 52-week low price is Rs 542.55 per share (as on 07/04/2025), respectively. Tata Motors shares surged 8.69% in last 1-week, witnessed impressive surge of 21.53% in last 1-month, and slipped 31.22% in last 1-year. The stock soared 40.70% in last 2-years and gained 774.15% in last 5-years.

Earlier On March 18, 2025, Tata Motors declared a price surge of up to 2% across its commercial vehicle range, effective 1st April 2025. The Board of Directors of Tata Motors held meeting on March 19, 2025 to consider and approve the issuance of Rated, Listed, Unsecured, Redeemable, Non-Convertible Debentures on a private placement basis aggregating upto Rs 2,000 crore.

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