Maruti Suzuki India Limited
Maruti Suzuki continues to balance the market’s highs and lows with steady focus. While its stock dipped slightly by 0.56%, it still held its ground better than several competitors. The real highlight, though, is safety with the Baleno scoring a solid 4-star adult and 3-star child safety rating under Bharat NCAP, showing Maruti’s growing seriousness about protecting passengers.
Behind the scenes, the company is facing rare-earth supply issues, which could temporarily slow down e-Vitara production, but the team is already exploring alternative solutions and managing things smartly without major disruptions. It’s a phase of quiet resilience for Maruti, with safety and stability leading the way.
Mahindra Group
It was a bit of a dip day for Mahindra, with shares falling about 2.1%, but their game plan remains far from dull. The brand is charging forward with innovation testing a rugged off-road version of its upcoming BE6 electric SUV in the sands of Jaisalmer, and also partnering with Cinemo to make in-car entertainment smarter and smoother in its new-age vehicles.
Meanwhile, buyers are in for a treat with massive discounts up to ₹2.5 lakh on select SUVs through June. Even with a market slip, Mahindra is clearly keeping its eyes on the road ahead tech-loaded and consumer-focused.
Tata Motors
Tata Motors had a rough trading day, with its stock dropping around 3%, mostly due to wider market jitters after the tragic Air India incident. But even in turbulence, Tata remained grounded and compassionate the group expressed heartfelt condolences, showing its deeper human values beyond business.
On the financial front, experts are split JM Financial remains optimistic, maintaining a "Buy" with an upward target of ₹815, despite the current price floating near ₹734. It’s a reminder that for Tata, leadership is not just about numbers it's about values, responsibility, and long-term vision.
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