Trent to Tata Chemicals: 5 Tata Group Stocks Hit 1-Year Lows as Market Sell-Off Deepens

Several Tata Group stocks came under heavy selling pressure on January 21 as the broader market extended its decline for the third consecutive session. Stocks such as Tata Chemicals, Trent, Tata Teleservices, Tejas Networks, and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles touched fresh one-year lows amid weak investor sentiment.

The fall was driven by rising global trade tensions, geopolitical uncertainty, and a strong risk-off mood across global markets.

Tata Chemicals Worst Hit

Tata Chemicals was the biggest loser among Tata Group companies. The stock fell 4.2% to a new one-year low of ₹700, marking its fourth straight day of decline. Over the last 4 sessions, the stock has dropped nearly 10%.

Trent and Other Stocks Under Pressure

Trent also slipped sharply, falling nearly 4% to a one-year low of ₹3,736. The stock is down 13% month-to-date and ended CY25 with a steep 40% annual fall, its first yearly decline since 2013.

Tejas Networks extended its losing streak to a ninth session, slipping 2% to ₹321.55. The stock has fallen 27% so far in January, marking its worst monthly decline in a year.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles touched a fresh one-year low of ₹333.95 but later recovered to trade around ₹341, up about 1% intraday.

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) also hit a new 52-week low of ₹41.90 during the session.

Broader Market Remains Weak

The Indian stock market remained under pressure, with Nifty 50 falling to around 24,919 and Sensex dropping to nearly 81,124 at intraday lows.

Muted Q3 earnings, higher labour-related costs, and continued selling by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) added to the pressure. FPIs sold shares worth ₹2,938 crore in the previous session, taking January outflows to over ₹29,000 crore.

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Conclusion

Tata Group stocks faced sharp selling as weak global cues, trade-war fears and heavy FPI outflows hit market confidence. Until global uncertainty eases and earnings visibility improves, volatility in frontline and group stocks may continue.

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