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Tata Motors Plans Price Increase for Commercial Vehicle Range

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Tata Motors Plans Price Increase for Commercial Vehicle Range
08 Mar 2024
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News Synopsis

On Thursday, Tata Motors declared that, starting April 1, its commercial vehicle costs will rise by two percent. It stated that the decision to raise prices was made in order to mitigate the remaining effects of previous input expenses.

The biggest producer of commercial vehicles in India, Tata Motors, has said that it would raise the price of its cars by up to 2% starting on April 1, 2024. The purpose of the price increase is to offset any residual impacts from earlier input costs.

The business stated in an exchange filing that although the price rise may differ depending on the specific model and version, it will be applied to the whole line of commercial vehicles.

Impact of Tata Motors' Pricing Changes on Stock Performance

Prior to this, on January 1st, Tata Motors raised the pricing of commercial cars by 3%. With effect from February 1, the firm increased the price of its passenger cars by 0.7%.

It had said in the statement that the increase in price was intended to counteract the rising cost of inputs.

In the meantime, on Thursday, shares of Tata Motors closed at Rs 1,039.35, up 2.14 percent. By today's close, the stock was only 2.53% below Rs 1,065.60,

the peak it reached a few days ago on March 5, which represents its one-year high value.

Tata Motors Announces Demerger into Two Listed Companies

Earlier this week, Tata Motors made a significant announcement, revealing its plans to demerge its businesses into two distinct listed companies.

This strategic move comes as the next step following the subsidiarization of its Passenger Vehicle (PV) and Electric Vehicle (EV) businesses earlier in 2022.

Under the new structure, one of the firms will focus on the commercial vehicle division and manage any associated investments,

while the other will be responsible for the passenger vehicle division, which encompasses renowned brands like Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), electric cars, and other passenger vehicles.

The decision to demerge the businesses reflects Tata Motors' commitment to optimizing its operational efficiency and enhancing strategic focus in each business segment.

By allowing the individual businesses to operate independently, Tata Motors aims to facilitate more agile decision-making processes and reinforce accountability within each division.

This restructuring initiative is expected to unlock greater growth opportunities for both the commercial vehicle and passenger vehicle divisions, enabling them to pursue tailored strategies that align with their respective market dynamics and growth objectives.

Driving Innovation and Sustainability: Tata Motors' Demerger Strategy

Tata Motors emphasized that the demerger aligns with its long-term vision and commitment to driving innovation, sustainability, and customer-centricity across its diverse portfolio.

By streamlining its organizational structure and empowering each business unit to pursue its unique growth trajectory, Tata Motors aims to strengthen its competitive position in the rapidly evolving automotive industry landscape.

This strategic realignment underscores Tata Motors' proactive approach to adapt to changing market dynamics, capitalize on emerging opportunities, and deliver enhanced value to its stakeholders

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