Tata Motors regains ₹1 trillion market cap as stock soars over 5 percent

Feb 3, 2021

By: Navdeep Yadav

​The tide turns for Tata Motors

The stock is trading at ₹338, clocking in a 31 percent rally in three days since the Budget 2021

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​This was not the case a year ago at the depth of the COVID crisis

Tata Motors’ shares were 1/5th of its current value. It had hit a 52-week low of ₹63 in March 2020.

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​And the next two quarters were a nightmare for Tata Motors…

The loss from India business widened nearly 22 times as Q1 sales fell to one for every five units from year ago

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​Tata Motors has been getting back in the game, slow and steady

Major spike in its share price came in December 2020, adding nearly 83 percent of its value in the last two months.

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​Tata Motors, the company that owns Jaguar Land Rover...

Returned to profit after three consecutive quarters of losses in Oct-Dec quarter.

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​JLR turned profitable

JLR recorded a positive free cash flow of £562 mn, a record for the company in Q3

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​Jaguar Land Rover’s sales improve

Q3 retail sales at its luxury car unit was 13 percent higher over the preceding quarter.

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​Tata Motors’ India business on recovery path

The passenger vehicle business posted its highest sales in over eight years in the third quarter.

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​And domestic sales have been impressive in 2021 as well

The January sales for Tata Motors was up 25.27 percent year-on-year.

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​Tata Motor’s next big focus: Electric Vehicles (EV)

JLR will be ramping up its EV offerings, which currently account for 53 percent of sales

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Tata is betting on clean technology cars

“We are very serious about electric vehicles,” said the $100 billion conglomerate’s chairman,N Chandrasekaran.

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​Helios Capital Samir Arora told Business Insider…

..That the global companies are bringing autonomous vehicles, and Indian carmakers are not ready for that yet.

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