Tata Motors

The automobile sector is projected to see strong revenue growth in Q1FY27, fueled by high demand across various vehicle categories. However, profitability may be constrained by rising commodity costs due to the West Asia conflict, impacting margins despite expected revenue increases.

Gas prices surged, prompting questions about investing in EV stocks like Tesla. However, valuations may not align with sales. Experts advise focusing on long-term EV adoption trends and diversifying investments rather than reacting to short-term fuel price spikes.

The carmaker has laid out an ambitious domestic growth roadmap, but investors remain focused on Jaguar Land Rover's recovery as the key driver of future stock performance.

The Nifty 50 retreated 240 points from the day’s high to settle at 24,056, up 0.14% from the previous close. Meanwhile, the Sensex erased 707 points from its intraday high to conclude the session with a similar gain of 0.14%, closing at 77,098.

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With the passenger vehicle business aims for a 20% share by FY31, the commercial vehicle unit is targeting 40% by FY28.

Stock market today: On Thursday, BSE Sensex closed at 77,410, gaining 254 points, or 0.33%, while the NSE Nifty 50 settled at 24,168, up 82 points, or 0.34%, from the previous close.

HDFC Bank and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles will trade ex-dividend on June 19. Investors must buy shares by June 18 to qualify for dividends, totaling ₹ 248 per share across companies. HDFC Bank offers ₹ 13 per share, while Tata Motors offers ₹ 3, among others.