Tata Motors said its total sales jumped nearly three folds in May to 76,210 units
TaMo to take over land, plant building, machinery, and vehicle assembly along with all workers employed by the unit
Analysts at Emkay Global Financial Services retain their positive view on the auto sector, underpinned by expectations of a cyclical upturn in the next three years.
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As part of the MoU, Tata Motors would take over land, plant building, machinery, and vehicle assembly from Ford India Pvt. Ltd., along with all workers working at the plant
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Semiconductor shortage and high commodity prices dent margins
Tata Motors to continue to enjoy incentives that were extended to Ford India
The firm has also been granted 56 patents during the same period
Tata Motors: CLSA expects a sharp uptick in volume in FY24 driven by a strong order backlog
At the operational level, Nomura sees margin benefit for companies in the backdrop of a cut in steel prices
The rooftop installation is collectively expected to generate 23 million units of electricity, mitigating 5.23 lakh tonne of carbon dioxide
The firm expects a better business environment this fiscal even as chip shortages continue to making it challenging to cater to the enhanced demand
Manufacturers are aiming to address the issue of limited EV options with the new cars they plan to bring
The market was expecting Tata Motors to replace DRL in the 30-share index
Driven by an all-round strong performance, we expect Tata Motors to become earnings' positive in FY23 with a net profit of Rs 7,068 crore, said analysts at Sharekhan
CLOSING BELL: SBI was the biggest laggard on the index, down nearly 5 per cent, as the lender's Q4 missed Street's estimates
The company guided for robust demand prospects (JLR order-book at 1.68 lakh units, up 13,000 units QoQ) coupled with healthy profitability going forward