As of March 13th 2025, Tata Motors suffered a stock drop of nearly 3% since the opening bell when the value hit a day low of 649.60 for a share. Analysts and market experts say that the decline in Tata Motors’ share prices could be due to the overall market sentiment, recent changes in the leadership and investors’ sentiment towards general market fluctuations.
Tata Motors has announced that their former MD, Guenter Butschek, will be appointed as an independent director for five years, effective from May 1st to April 2030. The company shares opened on the 13th at Rs. 671.65, went as low as 649.60, and reached a day high of 671.85.
Tata Motors’ Trade Performance On March 13th
The company’s share trades concluded for the day at 655.50. This closing number is 2.3% lower than the opening rate, 670.65. And almost 2% lower than its previous close, 668.70. According to the reports and estimates on Money Control, the current market capitalization on March 13th’s close was 241,301cores; the UC Limit was 735.10, and the LC Limit was 601.50.
Company Financials
Tata Motors, one of the most prominent and leading companies in its sector, announced its third-quarter financial records for FY 2024-25 on January 29th. The data indicated a 2.7% performance growth in their year-on-year revenue with Rs.113,575 crores. The company’s net profits, however, witnessed a decline of 22.5% to Rs. 5,578 crore compared to last year’s third quarter. The decrease in net profit is mainly because of the challenges in the JLR segment and weak demand in key markets like China.
Recent News About Tata Motors
- Tata Motors sold 46,437 units, with the Nexon model leading sales, followed by the Punch.
- The company appointed its former MD, Guenter Butschek, as an independent director for five years starting in May 2025.
Tata Motors Share Price Target
As per the predictions of analysts on Tredlyne, Tata Motors Ltd. has an average target of 946.38. The consensus estimate represents an upside of 44.38% from the last price of 655.50.
What Did The Experts Recommend?
Market experts on Trendlyne and Money Control strongly supported buying shares. Only 27% of experts on Money Control suggested holding, and 7% recommended selling. Before investing in Tata Motors, consider its long-term performance and consult your analyst to make the perfect move.
