Tata Motors Q3 Earnings: In the quarter three of FY25, Tata Motors Ltd. reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 5,451 crore, a 22% year-over-year decline that fell short of expert projections. Despite a sequential increase, the carmaker’s performance was hindered by lower margins and muted JLR (Jaguar Land Rover) volumes. Let’s find all the details regarding Tata Motors Q3 earnings in this article.
Overview of Tata Motors
At Tata Motors, they push the envelope and investigate new possibilities. In their wide range of smart and integrated e-mobility products, they demonstrate their human-centric, high-tech approach. Their decision is to remain on the cutting edge. Being’responsible’ is one of their fundamental principles, and they are dedicated to connecting aspirations, making responsible decisions, and leaving a positive legacy.
Tata Motors Q3 Earnings & Sales
While sales in Q3FY25 decreased 4.3% YoY to Rs 12,400 crore, PV quarter volumes remained stable at 1,40,000 units. Due to cost-cutting measures and incentives, negative realizations were more than offset by EBITDA margins, which increased 7.8% on a YoY basis in Q3FY25. Additionally, in January 2025, Tata Motors Limited sold 80,304 vehicles in the local and international markets, up from 86,125 units in January 2024.
Experts Opinions Based on Tata Motors Q3 Earnings
Nuvama forecasts a 2% EBITDA CAGR and muted revenue for FY25–27E. Because of weak demand, order book fatigue, and the termination of Jaguar models, it projects that JLR volumes will decline at a -4% CAGR. Due to a high base and limited road development spending, the CV Indian division is likewise anticipated to grow slowly, with a projected CAGR of about 1%.
Tata Motors has a price objective of ₹760 and a “sell” rating from UBS. In light of the uncertain fiscal years 2026 and 2027, UBS stated that the company’s fourth-quarter remark was ambitious.
Share Price Projections Based on Tata Motors Q3 Earnings
Some analysts projected that the share price of Tata Motors may reach ₹1200, ₹990, and ₹1254 as of February 1, 2025. A description According to Motilal Oswal Financial Services, the goal was ₹990. Anand Rathi projected a ₹1254 goal. The goal set by JM Financial was ₹1200. For the long run, several analysts believe Tata Motors might be a decent “hold and buy” investment. This is due to the company’s anticipated future multiple electric vehicle (EV) releases.
Final Verdict
Although Tata Motors Q3 earnings have not been really great and there has been constant correction in the market for the company’s shares, the upcoming EV releases of the company hold a lot of potential, and there is no doubt regarding the nature of Tata considering its history and past performance. Investors still in confusion can check their risk tolerance levels and make decision wisely.
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