Tata Motors Share: Tata Motors shares have been in discussion since Trump’s tariff announcement. The company’s shares declined rapidly. On Wednesday, Tata Motors shares closed slightly at Rs 616.10. Last year, the stock had declined by about 40% and so far this year it has fallen by 20%.
Despite this, domestic brokerage firm MK Global has rated Tata Motors ‘buy’. However, Brokerage has reduced its target price by 16 percent to Rs 800 per share.
Share the situation
Tata Motors shares have declined by about 27 percent in the last three months. The reason for this is a rapid decline in global markets, which has fallen by about 17 percent after the US imposed 25 percent tax on automobile imports. In fact, if we look at Tata Motors’ UK -based subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), it shows that about 32 percent of their sales are from North America.
Brokerage opinion
MK Global argues that despite the strong operational improvement and improvement in the balance sheet, the market is fully assessing the assessment capacity of JLR. Brokerage reported that the EV/sales ratio of FY 27 of JLR is at a historic low of 0.7X, while the ratio was seen 0.5x in the previous comprehensive economic tremors.
MK said Tata Motors’ financial position is strong even during the recession, as the US sales of JLR have declined by 25 percent. The net auto loan-to-equity ratio is expected to be 0.24 times by FY 27, which is 1.1 times in FY 22. MK said, “Tata Motors has already achieved its net balance sheet target for FY 2025.”
Tata Motors performance
Tata Motors has long been a major player in the Indian and International Automotive market. The company has seen a strong demand for its commercial and passenger vehicles, especially electric vehicles, which has become a major development sector for the company.
Despite the slight decline today, Tata Motors remains an attractive stock for long -term investors, especially for those who want to benefit from the company’s investment in EV technology and plan to expand in global markets.
From a technical point of view, Tata Motors shares have declined slightly from the previous level. The immediate support for stock is ₹ 615.20 and if it falls below, the risk of moving above ₹ 600 may increase. Resistance to stock is seen at ₹ 625 and ₹ 630.
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