Tata Motors
While analyzing the risk factor from the Annual Report 2025 of Tata Motors. Following key measures are taken into consideration.
Tata Motors major revenue is generated from UK, China, North America, India, and continental Europe, but however because of turbulent outlook of global challenges, including: political shifts, economic swings, trade tensions, protectionism, wars, terrorism, humanitarian crises, pandemics and climate-related disruptions, the demand in these markets decreased and could harm the business, financial health and operations of TAMO.
Because of continuous changes in people capacity and capabilities, If the company is unable to attract, engage, develop and retain the best diverse talent and critical skills in an increasingly competitive
environment, the ability to continually
innovate and deliver products and services to customers will be impacted.
Mahindra & Mahindra
Mahindra announced a multi-year partnership with Hanab to modernize their IT infrastructure. The partnership aims to streamline operations and implement next-generation technologies to support Hanab’s growth aspirations.
Hanab will leverage Tech Mahindra’s extensive expertise in digital IT transformation and IT-carve outs to create a secure, scalable, and future-ready IT infrastructure.
Naman's Take: Furthermore, Tech Mahindra has partnered with Anyverse to accelerate AI adoption in the automotive industry by simplifying the use of synthetic data to train, test, and validate AI systems
In addition to these initiatives, Tech Mahindra has collaborated with Mahindra Logistics to introduce electric vehicles for employee transportation, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable practices within its operations. By integrating these efforts, Tech Mahindra is well-positioned to support Hanab's IT modernization while contributing to the advancement of the EV ecosystem.
Maruti Suzuki
In a significant step toward sustainable logistics, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL) has achieved a new milestone by dispatching over 5.18 lakh vehicles via railways in FY25, a strong 15.7% increase compared to last year. This move reflects the company’s growing commitment to low-emission transport and easing road congestion.
Rail now carries 24.3% of Maruti’s total vehicle dispatches, up from 21.5% in FY24. And the journey doesn’t stop here. CEO Hisashi Takeuchi shared the company's ambitious vision to boost this share to 35% by FY31, marking a clear shift toward sustainable and efficient logistics.
By choosing railways over roadways for a significant portion of its distribution, Maruti Suzuki isn’t just moving cars, it’s helping drive a cleaner, greener India.
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