Although Tata Motors' stock is at a 52-week low, its shares are scheduled to split in 2025. Is it appropriate to purchase before the demerger?
Later this year, Tata Motors, the top automaker in India, plans to separate its passenger and commercial vehicle divisions.
Shares of the Tata Group corporation have been steadily declining, reaching consecutive 52-week lows, ahead of its major demerger that is scheduled to take place this year.
Tata Motors’ stock has been plunging to a new 52-week low in the last several trading sessions, and it ended Friday’s trading session more than 4% lower at Rs 620.55 per share on the BSE.
From its 52-week peak of Rs 1179.05, which it reached on July 30 of last year, the Tata stock is currently 90% down.
Tata Motors February 2025 Sales
When the business released its February sales figures on Saturday, it showed a 7% drop in CV sales and a 9% drop in PV sales. In February of 2024, Tata Motors sold 51,321 passenger vehicles, while in February of this year, 46,811 cars were sold.
The corporation also had to deal with a slump in domestic sales and the demand for electric vehicles (EVs). In February 2024, it sold 35,085 commercial vehicles; this month, it sold 32,533 units.
Tata Motors Share Price Target 2025
Is Tata Motors a smart investment right now given the February 2025 decline in passenger and commercial vehicles and the severe stock market decline? The shares of Tata Motors have been rated as neutral by top brokerage Motilal Oswal, with a target price of Rs 755.
Tata Motors Demerger Date 2025
The demerger is going well, according to a February update from Tata Group CFO PB Balaji regarding the company’s impending corporate split. “All filed and completed, we anticipate receiving the NOC from SEBI and the Stock Exchange at any moment. Operational activities are advanced and moving along according to the plan.
The Tata Group company now anticipates that the demerger will take place on July 1, 2025. “If everything proceeds according to the honorable NCLT’s dates, the effective date is probably going to be closer to October this year,” CFO Balaji said. TaMo is awaiting NCLT’s final directives.
