Tata Motors' ordinary and Class A shares - which carry a 10th of the voting rights - are "materially undervalued" and worth atleast Rs 700 apiece, London-based Knight Assets said in a statement on Wednesday. They traded at Rs 445.8 and Rs 293, respectively, at 11:43 am in Mumbai.
Knight Assets said it sent a letter to the Mumbai-based company on June 10 and met with management on June 20 to present its proposals. Tata Motors currently has no plans to list shares in New York, Minari Shah, a company spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.
"The solutions we have presented to the company, most notably the NYSE listing of an ADR for the 'A' shares, can correct this irrational discrepancy," Akshay Naheta, managing partner of Knight Assets, said in the statement.
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