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Where Will Tata Motors Share Price Be in Three Years? A Deep Dive into Its Evolution and Prospects
Where Will Tata Motors Share Price Be in Three Years? A Deep Dive into Its Evolution and Prospects
ANALYSIS AND OPINION
By Vikas Purohit
1/7/20253 min read


Tata Motors: The Road Ahead
Tata Motors, a household name in India and a rising star on the global stage, has undergone a remarkable transformation over the years. From robust recovery post-pandemic to ambitious strides in electric mobility, the company has demonstrated resilience and foresight. Where will Tata Motors' share price stand in three years? Let’s delve into its present performance and strategic trajectory to find answers.
The Current Landscape
Q2 FY25 Highlights
Tata Motors witnessed a moderate growth trajectory, posting 235,599 units in sales during Q2 FY25, marking a slight uptick year-on-year. December 2024 saw a 2% increase in sales, thanks to a surge in SUV demand and year-end discounts. However, rising input costs prompted the company to announce price hikes—up to 3% for PVs (including EVs) and 2% for CVs.
EV Commitment
As a leader in electric mobility, Tata Motors introduced workforce electric buses in Pantnagar and benefits significantly from India’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for EVs. Models like the Tiago EV and Ace EV exemplify its dedication to a sustainable future.
JLR’s Transformation
Tata Motors’ subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is rebranding under the "Project Roar" initiative, aligning with its vision of a luxury all-electric lineup. While reception has been mixed, the strategy aligns with global luxury EV trends.
Stock Performance: A Remarkable Turnaround
Tata Motors has seen its stock price rise from ₹180 in January 2020 to ₹764.95 in January 2025, delivering a staggering 325% return in five years. With a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 32%, this performance underscores the company’s recovery and growth.
Challenges and Opportunities
China’s Slowdown
The premium auto market in China, a significant market for JLR, shrank by 12% YoY in the first half of FY25. This slump forced JLR to revise its free cash flow guidance for FY25 from GBP 1.8 billion to GBP 1.3 billion.
Indian CV Segment
Tata Motors’ CV business shows signs of recovery, supported by infrastructure spending and festive demand. However, challenges persist in the small and heavy CV segments, keeping FY25 projections modest.
Passenger Vehicles
The PV segment reached a peak in October 2024 with record-breaking sales but plateaued in EV sales. The Currv EV, despite its promise, struggles to capture significant market share.
Future Outlook: Driving Toward an Electric Horizon
EV Expansion
Tata Motors plans to launch 10 new EV models by 2027, targeting 30% EV penetration by 2030. With investments in a £4 billion UK-based battery facility, the company aims to supply JLR’s upcoming electric lineup and dominate the EV market with models offering over 500 km range per charge.
Financial Priorities
The company aims to maintain margins above 22% over the next three to four years through clean technologies, operational efficiencies, and product innovation.
Strategic Demerger
Tata Motors plans to separate its PV and CV businesses into independent entities, unlocking value and creating focused strategies. This move is expected within 12-15 months, benefiting shareholders with equal stakes in both entities.
Key Takeaways for Investors
Growth Drivers: Tata Motors' leadership in EVs, global expansions, and improved financial metrics make it a long-term growth story.
Risks: Challenges in global demand, particularly in China, coupled with rising costs and competitive pressures, remain significant hurdles.
Valuation: Currently trading at ₹795, Tata Motors’ EV/EBITDA ratio of 5.5 is 27% below its 5-year median, offering a potential upside for value investors.
In conclusion, Tata Motors is well-positioned for a sustainable and profitable future, despite short-term headwinds. The company's focus on EV innovation, global expansion, and operational excellence signals robust growth opportunities over the next three years. For investors seeking exposure to India's burgeoning EV and auto sectors, Tata Motors remains a promising bet.
Stay informed and make calculated decisions to ride the Tata Motors growth journey confidently.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always conduct due diligence before making investment decisions.