
Tata Motors share price (NSE: TMPV) climbed 2% to ₹333 on Wednesday, supported by strong volumes. The Sensex also traded higher at 85,041, up 0.44%.
The stock has been gaining for 4 straight sessions and has risen 9% from its post-listing low of ₹306 on November 14, 2025.
After the NCLT-approved restructuring, Tata Motors split its Commercial Vehicles (CV) business into a separate company, TML Commercial Vehicles (TMLCV), effective October 1, 2025. Later, the unit was renamed Tata Motors on October 29, 2025.
Shareholders received a 1:1 share swap for the demerger.
In its Q2 FY26 presentation, Tata Motors said demand improved due to good monsoons and positive market sentiment following GST rate cuts. Growth was seen across categories.
The company plans to:
The commercial vehicle market in India is moving quickly toward more connected, cleaner, and smarter technologies. Tata Motors' CV division is well-positioned to lead this shift.
While FY26 brings optimism through strong infrastructure activity and policy clarity after elections, global challenges remain. Geopolitical tensions and new trade barriers may affect international operations. The management said it will stay agile and prepare for these changes through innovation and strong execution.
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For FY26, Tata Motors expects domestic demand to stay strong. Higher fleet utilisation, lower crude prices, interest rate cuts, and ongoing infrastructure spending are likely to support growth.
Tata Motors’ rising stock reflects strong investor confidence in its growth plans, improving demand, and strategic restructuring. Despite global uncertainties, the company remains focused on expansion, innovation, and maintaining financial strength.
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Published on: Nov 19, 2025, 4:30 PM IST

Kusum Kumari
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