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It hurt when Tata Motors was seen as a failing company: Ratan Tata

In 2016-17 Tata Motors' standalone gross revenues was at Rs 491 billion, up 3.6% from the previous year

Tata Motors gears up for 'Turnaround 2.0' with focus on passenger vehicles

Turnaround 2.0 would enable Tata's passenger vehicles to become financially self sustainable

Tata to hike prices of passenger vehicles by up to Rs 60,000 from April 1

The company is optimistic about maintaining its growth trajectory in the coming year on the back of a product portfolio like Tiago, Hexa, Tigor and Nexon"

Tata Motors may begin exporting Tata Ace to Myanmar through Bangladesh JV

For any product to be classified as Made in Bangladesh, 25% of the sourcing has to be local

Tata Motors' market capitalisation skids below Rs 1 trillion on JLR woes

The decline has come in spite of a turnaround in Tata Motors' standalone (domestic) business

Tata Motors restructuring its finance arm with focus on used vehicles

The re-organisation began in the middle of 2017 and is expected to be complete by May, said a person directly involved

Tata Motors cruises past Honda, becomes country's fourth-largest car player

Has 5.33% share in India - the fifth-largest passenger vehicle market where 3 million units are sold annually

Meeting govt's 2030 vision for EVs a big challenge: Tata Motors CEO

The challenge for the automobile industry will be to meet the demand of both conventional internal combustion engines (ICE) and electric vehicles

Tata Motors set for profitable ride, may report small gains in Dec quarter

Analysts expect company's standalone business to post profit in Oct-Dec after five quarters

Tata Motors total sales jump 52% to 54,627 units in December

Home-grown auto major Tata Motors today reported 52.48 per cent jump in total sales at 54,627 units in December. The company had sold 35,825 units in the same month previous year, Tata Motors said in a statement. Domestic sales of commercial vehicles (CV) last month stood at 40,447 units as against 24,998 units in the same month previous year, a jump of 61.8 per cent. Tata Motors Head of Commercial Vehicle Business Unit Girish Wagh said the growth of CV sales in December was on the on the back of new product introductions across segments and improved availability of the new range of BS4 vehicles. "Increased demand for new tonnage vehicles, infrastructure development led by government funding and keen focus on customer requirements has helped reviving the M&HCV performance...With a well-defined CV strategy in place, we are confident of improving our performance across segments." he added. In the passenger vehicles (PV) segment, Tata Motors said its domestic sales were

Tata Motors moving in the fast lane on JLR and CV sales

Tata Motors' prospects are on an upward trend and this could also help mark a reversal in the underperformance of its stock, which has not only lagged its listed peers such as Maruti and Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) but also the broader S&P BSE Sensex in the last on year.The improvement in prospects is visible in the recovery in Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) sales as well as market share gains in the domestic medium and heavy commercial vehicles (M&HCVs) and passenger vehicles segments. JLR, the UK-based subsidiary of the company, reported a 10 per cent gain in retail volumes after five months of lower-than-expected sales, due to higher volumes for the new Discovery and Range Rover Velar models.While sales for JLR in the fiscal year-to-date have been 4.5 per cent, most analysts peg the FY18 sales number closer to the 10 per cent-mark on the back of three new sports utility vehicle models, Velar, Discovery and E-Pace. Analysts at Macquarie expect margins of the company to rise ..

Maruti follows Tata Motors, Honda; to raise car prices by up to 2% from Jan

Other automakers such as Ford, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Skoda and Isuzu already announced price hikes from early next year

Tata Motors to hike car prices by up to Rs 25,000 to offset input costs

President Mayank Pareek said he expects to maintain growth trajectory on robust product portfolio like Tiago, Hexa, Tigor

Tata Motors zips past Honda, seals 4th spot in domestic market

The company has resorted to an aggressive pricing strategy for all its new products as well

Tata Motors, EESL join hands for energy efficiency in manufacturing units

EESL will implement energy efficiency programmes in Tata Motors' manufacturing plants at Pantnagar, Lucknow and Pune in the first phase

Tata Motors: Aggressive efforts for a turnaround

The company recently said that in FY18 it would invest Rs 2,500 crore in passenger car business and Rs 1,500 crore in CVs

Tata Motors faces wrath of fund managers in September

Fund managers sold 20 mn shares of the automaker, worth Rs 802 cr

Tata Motors looks to rev up CV business for a turnaround

The CV segment brings 80% of the FY17 Rs 49,100 cr standalone revenues

Nano not a billion-dollar question for Tata Motors: N Chandrasekaran

Tata's dream project Nano came alive in January 2008

Tata Motors rolls out ESC technology in its M&HCV range

Tata Motors today said it is deploying various safety technologies like electronic stability control (ESC) in its medium and heavy commercial vehicles (M&HCV). Besides ESC, the company is ready with automatic traction control (ATC) and hill start aid (HSA) safety technology for the range of trucks and buses. Developed in partnership with Wabco India, these technologies enhance road safety and efficiency of commercial vehicles. "The introduction of new safety technologies further reiterates our commitment to strengthen the safety performance of our products and introduce future technologies, ahead of time," Tata Motors Head - Commercial Vehicles Girish Wagh said in a statement. Tata Motors is the first OEM in India to deploy ESC technology in all its M&HCVs, he added. "We are confident that the introduction of new safety technologies in our M&HCVs will further aid the governments vision to improve driver and road safety in India," Tata Motors Vice President ..