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Tata Motors Demerger: Analysts say the listing of two separate entities will be a decisive step toward unlocking value for both investors and the Tata Group. Read to find out how
Once listed, the CV stock will debut under a separate ticker, allowing independent trading of the two Tata Motors companies
Tata Motors demerger, aimed at unlocking value and sharpening operational focus, comes at a time when competition from peers like M&M, Ashok Leyland, and Force Motors is intensifying
After the Tata Motors split, TMPV inherits the passenger, EV, and JLR units with most of the group's debt, while the newly listed CV arm starts lighter, backed by strong liquidity and modest borrowing
A wave of demergers is reshaping India Inc, with firms such as Tata Motors, Raymond, ITC and Aditya Birla splitting key units to unlock value and simplify structure
Tata Motors' long-awaited split creates two clear bets for investors: a global luxury play via TMPV and a domestic mobility story through the CV arm
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles so far has seen tepid trade in the F&O segment compared to other auto peers; market experts believe the stock could trade in a range for now.
Tata Motors demerger: While analysts believe the split will provide a clear roadmap for Tata Motors' growth, investors are wondering which stock -- Tata Motors PV or Tata Motors CV -- could be better?
Under the approved demerger scheme, the commercial vehicles arm will have the name Tata Motors, which is expected to be listed soon
Tata Motors demerger: Tata Motors' commercial vehicle arm is set to list soon. Investors who held shares as of October 14 will be able to trade the new stock once exchange approval comes through
As investors await the D-Street debut of the demerged entity, here are the key details they should know
Tata Motors Demerger: The aim the company stated was to let each business pursue its own strategy, capital allocation and valuation.