Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles listing: Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran on Wednesday described the listing of Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles as a “pivotal moment” in the company’s journey as well as the automotive industry. Tata Motors was listed in the commercial vehicles market after the completion of the divestment of Tata Motors and its splitting into two independently listed entities.

“This is really a significant moment, a significant milestone, a defining moment, both for Tata Motors and the automotive industry,” Chandrasekaran said at the listing ceremony of Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles on BSE.

Chairman gave information

Shares of Tata Motors’ commercial vehicles unit opened at Rs 335 on NSE, up 28.48 per cent from its quoted price. It was listed on BSE at Rs 330.25 with a gain of 26.09 percent. The market valuation of the company on NSE stood at Rs 1,22,345.46 crore. The split of Tata Motors became effective from October 1. Describing Tata Motors as an “iconic” company, he said that it is very difficult to make structural changes in such a company.

He said, “First of all, the people of the company passionately believe that this is a good and strong company and we should not interfere in it. The other group would also have an opinion, a view that this is a reputable company. Therefore, it is always very difficult to make changes in a company which has been in existence for a very long time and which is considered to be a reputed company.” He said that the division of Tata Motors was being considered since 2017-18 but due to the Covid-19 global pandemic, the plan got disrupted.

Later work on the partition plan was started again. Chandrasekaran said, “We had to ensure that both the companies function properly and both the companies have to be very strong.” He said that the target markets of the two separated companies are different, “We have made the company debt free, which has allowed them to be very bold.” On the Iveco deal, he said, “Hopefully we will complete this transaction in the next few months.”
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Tata Motors Demerger 2025: Tata Motors has now made full preparations to take its business forward in a new form. After the demerger of the company in October 2025, the new part of the company Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles is now ready to be listed in the stock market. It will be listed in the T Group category on Wednesday, 12 November 2025. The company has fixed the face value of each share at Rs 2.

After this decision of demerger, Tata Motors will now operate as two separate companies. First Tata Motors PV and second Tata Motors CV. Passenger and electric vehicles will be manufactured under Tata Motors PV. Buses and other heavy vehicles will be manufactured under Tata Motors CV.

Giving information about this separation, the company had said that both the units will get an opportunity to focus better in their respective segments and grow faster. Which will benefit both the units. The company has also described this decision as beneficial for investors.

JP Morgan’s opinion

According to a JP Morgan report, Tata Motors is increasing its estimates for passenger vehicles, while Jaguar is reducing its estimates for Land Rover. JP Morgan has adopted a cautious approach for Jaguar. The company’s performance may be affected due to America’s new tax rules, China’s luxury tax and delay in launching new models in the market. According to the report, the gradual improvement in the market is expected to accelerate. However, it seems a little difficult to increase the company’s profits due to this.

SBI Securities Report

It has been informed in the report of SBI Securities that currently Jaguar Land Rover is facing many challenges. The recent cyber attack has affected the company’s production, while increasing competition in China and declining demand in markets like America and Europe may further increase its problems.

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