TATA GROUP stock crash: Shares of 2 Tata Group companies crashed – circuit hit after heavy selling
Tata stock crash: The stock of 2 Tata Group companies has fallen sharply. Why is this happening and what will happen next? Let us tell you in detail.
Tata Motors’ stock has fallen sharply. On Thursday, January 30, 2025, the stock opened at Rs 709.00 against the closing price of Rs 752.50. After this, the stock has come below Rs 685. The stock has fallen by 8 percent. The stock has fallen by -18 percent in three months. The stock has fallen by -20 percent in one year. Experts told CNBC Awaaz that the stock has come under pressure due to weak quarterly results and falling margins of JLR. Also, the company has talked about weakness in earnings for the future.
The second company is Voltas – After the stock market opened, people started selling shares in large numbers. The stock got locked in the lower circuit. But this stock is included in F&O.
That is why the circuit of the stock opened again after some time.Voltas Limited MD and CEO Pradeep Bakshi has decided to resign from his post on the completion of his tenure in August 2025.
In his place, Mukundan Menon has been appointed as MD (MD Designate) from April 2025, and he will take over as MD from September 2025.
After this news, the stock has fallen sharply.Pradeep Bakshi has been working in Voltas for more than 20 years. During this time, the company has become a big leader in the Indian air conditioner market.
Share Status- On 30 January 2025, the company’s share opened at Rs 1,430.00 against the closing price of Rs 1,474.10. After this, the share fell 10 percent to below Rs 1300.
The share has fallen by -22 percent in 3 months. It has increased by 30 percent in a year.But FIIs are continuing to buy.
They have been buying continuously for three quarters. Their share was 15.08 percent in June. Which increased to 18.09 percent in September 2024 and it increased to 21.31 percent in December.
FIIs also sold Tata Motors shares- Information released on the exchange said that FIIs have sold heavily. The stake has been reduced in December 2024 as compared to September 2024.
It has fallen from 20.54 percent to 18.66 percent.The company’s profit has also fallen. It has come down from Rs 7,025 crore to Rs 5,451 in the December quarter on an annual basis.
Revenue has increased from Rs 1.11 lakh crore to Rs 1.13 lakh crore. EBITDA has come down from Rs 15,333 crore to Rs 13,081 crore.EBITDA margin has come down from 13.9% to 11.5%. JLR income has increased by 1.5% to 748.6 crore pounds.
JLR EBITDA margin has come down by 2% to 14.2%. JLR EBIT margin increased by 0.2% to 9%.
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