Tata Motors share: Tata Motors has started testing heavy-duty vehicles that run on hydrogen for long-distance transportation in India. The action is in line with India’s ambitious objective of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070 and is part of Tata Motors’ commitment to lead the way in sustainable mobility solutions. As a result, Tata Motors shares spiked in the intraday trade, hitting a day-high of ₹ 639. On the other hand, the stock is still 46% below its peak of ₹1,179.05 in July 2024.
Moreover, the Tata Motors shares may increase by 38% from Tuesday’s closing price, according to Morgan Stanley. The brokerage kept its “equal weight” rating, which is the same as a neutral position, on the company and set a ₹ 853 target price despite the optimistic upside forecast. Let’s unleash more details regarding the Tata Motors share.
Tata Motors News
HPCL (Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.), a Maharatna Oil Company, and Tata Motors, the biggest producer of commercial vehicles in India, have joined forces to launch Genuine Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF), which is co-branded. Vehicle longevity will be increased, drivetrain efficiency will be increased, and optimal performance will be driven by this premium DEF solution.
This co-branded Genuine DEF is produced in facilities recognized by the BIS and meeting the highest industry standards. It is distributed through HPCL’s vast retail network of 23,000 gas stations nationwide, guaranteeing customers simple access and ready availability.
Analysis of Tata Motors shares
The Tata Motors shares have decreased by 38.24% in the past year, continuing their downward trajectory that began in August 2024 and has continued for seven months in a row. Year-to-date (YTD), there has been a 15.76% decrease. The price has decreased by 40.94% in the previous six months and by 20.36% in the past three months. The one-month change represents a 12% decrease.
In spite of the short-term difficulties, Tata Motors anticipates that domestic demand will gradually improve due to new product launches, infrastructure spending, and stable interest rates. The company’s net profit for Q3 FY25 decreased 22% YoY to ₹5,451 crore, while EBITDA came in at ₹15,521 crore, registering a 1.9 percent YoY de-growth.
Final Verdict
As per recent months of poor sentiment, the Tata Motors shares fell more than 13% in February 2025. Tata Motors has produced significant returns over the long run, increasing 390 percent in the last five years, and as per Stanley’s target, the Tata Motors shares would further fight back their position in the market in the coming days. It’s positive news for all its investors, as numerous analysts still recommend a strong ‘buy’ for this stock.
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