Published: November 12, 2025
Big debut for Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle arm
Tata Motors’ demerged commercial vehicle business made a strong stock market debut on Wednesday, listing at ₹335 on the NSE and ₹330.25 on the BSE—a 26–28% premium to the discovered/implied prices from the pre-open session. The upbeat start underscores investor confidence in a cleaner, focused structure for India’s largest truck and bus maker. 1
On the NSE, the stock trades under the ticker TMCV with a listing date of November 12, 2025. On the BSE, the newly listed equity is admitted in the ‘T’ Group (trade-for-trade) for the first ten sessions, with the exchange assigning Scrip Code 544569 to the company now named Tata Motors Limited (formerly TML Commercial Vehicles Ltd.). 2
Demerger snapshot: Two listed Tata autos, 1:1 allotment
The demerger separates the businesses into Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd (TMPV)—which houses the domestic PV business, the EV arm, and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)—and Tata Motors Ltd (Commercial Vehicles) for the CV operations. Shareholders received one share of the CV entity for every one share held earlier (1:1). The PV arm had already started trading independently in mid‑October, setting the stage for today’s CV listing. 3
Price discovery and day‑one range
Early trade saw brisk activity. After listing at ₹335 (NSE) and ₹330.25 (BSE), the stock quickly printed an intraday high near ₹345–₹346.75 and a low around ₹320, as price discovery continued in the first session. On BSE calculations, the premium equated to roughly 26% against a discovered price near ₹261; the NSE premium was ~28.5% versus ₹260.75. 4
Market-cap picture and why it matters
With both entities now trading, the combined market capitalisation of TMPV and TMCV crossed ~₹2.7 lakh crore during the day. This consolidated lens is useful for pre‑demerger holders evaluating value “unlock” relative to the old single listing. 5
Index ripple: Nifty 50 temporarily at 51 constituents
The separation triggers short‑term technical adjustments in headline indices. Post listing, both TMPV and TMCV appear in the Nifty basket temporarily, taking the constituent count to 51 until index providers complete rebalancing under demerger rules. TMPV is expected to retain inclusion given its size, while TMCV’s ongoing eligibility will depend on free‑float and liquidity thresholds in subsequent reviews. 6
Listing mechanics: shares outstanding, trade‑for‑trade
Bourses and broker circulars indicate ~368.23 crore equity shares (face value ₹2) admitted to trading, with trade‑for‑trade settlement applied for the first 10 sessions—a standard measure to ensure orderly price discovery in newly listed scrips. 6
How the two arms stack up financially
TMCV (Commercial Vehicles)
FY23–FY25 performance shows revenue rising from ~₹70,816 crore to ~₹75,053 crore, EBITDA nearly doubling to ~₹8,839 crore, and margin expanding to ~11.7%. FY25 PAT was ~₹6,132 crore, aided by cost discipline and operating leverage. Some analysts peg fair value near ₹358 per share for the CV arm based on comparative multiples. 4
TMPV (Passenger Vehicles incl. JLR & EV)
TMPV’s backbone is JLR, contributing ~87% of TMPV revenue. Between FY23 and FY25, JLR revenue rose from ~₹2.23 trillion to ~₹3.14 trillion, with EBITDA and margins improving as premium SUVs led the mix. Domestic PVs (Nexon, Harrier, Punch, etc.) have maintained momentum, though competitive intensity remains a watch‑item. 4
Strategic catalyst: Iveco acquisition path
A major medium‑term swing factor is Tata Motors’ agreed €3.8 billion acquisition of Iveco Group’s commercial vehicle business (excluding defence). The transaction—designed to create a €22‑billion‑revenue global CV player with ~540k units in annual sales—has advanced through European processes, with Italy giving a conditional green light last week. Completion remains subject to final approvals and the defence carve‑out to Leonardo. 7
What today’s premium says—and what to watch
Why the strong listing?
Markets are buying into a cleaner CV pure‑play, a likely freight and infrastructure upcycle, and the potential for global scale if the Iveco deal closes. The listing also removes a “conglomerate discount,” letting investors price CV fundamentals on their own merits. 8
Key near‑term events
The first post‑demerger quarterly results are due in the coming days (Nov 14, 2025), giving the Street a clearer read on standalone margins, net debt, and guidance. Expect some near‑term volatility as passive funds and indices rebalance positions. 4
Risks to monitor
Commercial vehicle demand is cyclical and sensitive to freight rates, infra order flow, and commodity costs. Integration risk around Iveco (if consummated) and competitive dynamics in M&HCVs also bear watching. The trade‑for‑trade window limits intraday liquidity in the first two weeks, which can magnify price moves. 6
Investor takeaway
- Listing math: Implied values from the pre‑open placed TMCV around ₹260–₹261; the actual ₹330–₹335 debut signals a healthy premium. 4
- Structure: Holders now own two separate listed bets—a capital‑intensive but cash‑generative CV pure‑play (TMCV) and a PV/JLR platform (TMPV) with different margin and growth profiles. 3
- Flows: Temporary Nifty 50 duplication (51 names) can create mechanical buying/selling; that should normalise once rebalancing runs its course. 6
- Medium‑term story: Execution on margins, capex discipline, and export mix, plus clarity on Iveco timelines and synergies, will likely drive the next leg of valuation. 7
Quick reference: Tickers & basics (today)
- TMCV (NSE): Tata Motors Ltd (Commercial Vehicles); Listed Nov 12, 2025. Listing price: ₹335 (NSE). 2
- BSE (CV entity): Tata Motors Ltd (formerly TML CV); Scrip Code 544569; Trade‑for‑trade (T Group) for 10 sessions; Listing price: ₹330.25 (BSE). 9
- TMPV (NSE): Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd; trading separately since October 2025. 10
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