Brokerages remain bullish over Tata Motors even as the carmaker posted a 11% dropping its net profit during its second quarter earnings. What Happened: The stock rebounded on Wednesday after having traded in the red for four straight sessions.

Further, Tata Motors posted a cautious commentary. "We remain cautious on near-term domestic demand," it said in the statement. "However, the festive season and substantial investments in infrastructure should help bolster it,

Tata Motors, India’s leading automotive manufacturer, reported total sales of 82,682 vehicles in October 2024, showing marginal decline from 82,954 units in the same month last year, according to a regulatory filing on November 1. The shares of Tata Motors Limited were trading at ₹816.50 down by ₹26.95 or 3.20 per cent on the NSE today at 1 pm.

Tata Motors share price gained almost 3 per cent in morning trades on Monday. Should you stay invested in Tata Motors post Q2 numbers?

Motilal Oswal noted a volume decline, with India’s PV and CV segments dropping by 5 percent and 19 percent year-on-year, respectively, while JLR volumes are projected to fall by 4 percent.

The stock climbed 2.69% to Rs 827.45. Market cap of the firm rose to Rs 3.30 lakh crore in the current session.

Tata Motors' shares rose 2% despite a lower-than-expected 11.18% YoY drop in Q2 profit, reaching Rs 3,343 crore. The company attributed the decline to external challenges impacting growth. Despite this,

Tata Motors share price gained almost 2% in morning trades on Monday and was among largest gainers in the Nifty 50 stocks. Analysts say that margin challenges with JLR led to muted Q2 but second half

Most analysts having coverage on Tata Motors have cut their price target on the stock by as much as 30% post its September quarter results.