08/100 - Top 3 Companies of Automobile Sector
Maruti Suzuki India Limited
Maruti Suzuki faced a challenging day as its shares dipped about 0.6-0.8%, closing near ₹12,534 - below its 52-week high and reflecting a cautious market sentiment.
Adding to investor concern, it also slashed its near-term e‑Vitara EV production target by roughly two-thirds from 26,500 to around 8,200 units due to a global rare-earth shortage tied to Chinese export controls.
Despite this, the company remains committed to ramping up in H2 to still meet its full-year goal of 67,000 EVs by March 2026.
Mahindra Group
Mahindra saw its share price drop about 0.65%, underperforming the broader market and closing at ₹3,067, with above-average trading volumes indicating heightened investor activity.
Meanwhile, the company strengthened its ecosystem by infusing ₹1,652 crore into Mahindra Finance through a rights issue lifting its stake slightly to 52.49%, a move signaling confidence in its financial services arm.
Tata Motors
Tata Motors revealed ambitious growth plans during an investor presentation, announcing a staggering investment of ₹33,000 - 35,000 crore over the next five years to expand both passenger and commercial vehicle portfolios with a sharp focus on EVs.
Following this update, its shares responded positively up around 2% on the day driven by analyst optimism over its renewed strategy across EV, PV, and CV segments.
Conclusion:
These developments highlight a fast-evolving automotive landscape: Maruti adapting to supply constraints, Mahindra reinforcing financial strength, and Tata positioning for long-term EV and commercial growth.
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