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Tata Motors on Wednesday said it has forayed into the Dominican Republic market through a strategic partnership with Equimax, its authorised distributor. The launch marks a significant milestone in the company's global expansion strategy and introduces a tailored portfolio of commercial vehicles designed to meet the evolving needs of the region's logistics, infrastructure, and last-mile delivery sectors, the Mumbai-based auto major said in a statement. "The Dominican Republic presents a high-potential market aligned with Tata Motors' commercial vehicles' global growth ambitions. With its growing economy and infrastructure, our advanced commercial vehicle solutions are well-positioned to support national development goals," Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles Head International Business Asif Shamim said. Tata Motors said its commercial vehicles are sold in over 40 countries worldwide, with a portfolio that spans sub-1-tonne mini-trucks to 60-tonne heavy-duty trucks and 9- to 71-seater ...
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says cracked aluminium suspension knuckles in Range Rover models could raise crash risk
Stock market close highlights on Monday, August 11, 2025: On the BSE, Tata Motors, Eternal and Trent were the top gainers while ICICI Bank, BEL and Bharti Airtel were among the major laggards.
Technical chart shows that Tata Motors is seen testing the 200-WMA support, a key moving average the stock has broadly held since January 2021.
Nuvama Institutional Equities flagged the sharp miss in Tata Motors' JLR and India PV earnings, reducing its FY26E/FY27E Ebitda estimates by 6-7 per cent.
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Tata Motors Q1 profit slumps to ₹3,924 crore as JLR revenue drops on US tariffs; PV and CV sales decline; demerger on track with effective date set for 1 October
Tata Motors Q1 results: Profit plunges 63% to ₹4,003 cr, revenue down 2.5%
Rare earth magnets shortage issue has had no impact on production of Tata Motors and JLR's electric vehicles and is unlikely to affect in the foreseeable future, although there are a few challenges in the coming quarters, Tata Motors Group CFO P B Balaji said on Friday. In an earnings call, he said teams are working to sort out the problem and the company is continuing to de-risk itself, and is confident of de-risking itself completely. "Absolutely no impact on production so far, as far as rare earth are concerned, nothing in the foreseeable future," Balaji asserted when asked if the company adjusted production due to the shortage of rare earth magnets. He further said, "The semiconductor crisis has given us enough learnings and abilities to actually manage challenges of this sort. So at this point in time, we do not see stress in the domestic business as well as JLR and a lot of interventions put in place to ensure that we keep this pace." While the company also does not see any .
Q1 FY26 company results, August 8: Ceigall India, Akums Drugs, Cholamandalam Financial Holdings, and Lemon Tree Hotels will also release their April-June quarter earnings reports today
Analysts at Nuvama noted that the revenue is expected to decline Y-o-Y, led by volume drops across India PV/CV and JLR businesses.
Nifty PSU Bank, Nifty Private Bank and Nifty Bank index have outperformed the market,down in the range of 0.09 per cent to 0.25 per cent.
Balaji's rise to the top spot at JLR as its CEO comes at a time when the company is in a transition phase, lining up plans for more electric vehicles
Last week, a spokesperson for JLR said Mardell would step down after being at the helm for three years
Volume and revenue dips mar Q1, but rural traction and export gains keep automaker from sliding off course
Both global and local banks are considering joining the facility and the deal is expected to be completed by April 2026, pending regulatory approvals
Iveco gets India entry while Tata gains Latin American access
The company is raising 3.8 billion euros to fund the acquisition with about a third of the same being funded by equity and the company will raise debt for the rest
TaMo plans to tap into premium customer segments and cohorts of Iveco which complements its current positioning