Tata Motors Ltd Share Price Live

Market capitalization, short for market cap, is the market value of a publicly traded company's outstanding shares. The market cap of Tata Motors Ltd is ₹174137.45 Cr. as of 20 Feb ‘26

The PE and PB ratios of Tata Motors Ltd is 29.65 and 16.73 as of 20 Feb ‘26

The 52-week high/low is the highest and lowest price at which a Tata Motors Ltd stock has traded during that given time period (similar to 1 year) and is considered as a technical indicator. The 52 week high and low of Tata Motors Ltd is ₹306.3 and ₹500 as of 20 Feb ‘26

Tata Motors Ltd's CAGR for 5 Years at N/I%, 3 Years at N/I%, 1 Year at N/I%, 6 Month at 44.03%, 3 Month at 45.87% and 1 Month at 7.50%.

The shareholding pattern of Tata Motors Ltd is as follows:
Promoters - 42.56 %
Institutions - 35.51 %
Public - 21.92 %

Tata Motors’ trailing twelve‑month EPS is about ₹66.7 per share on a consolidated basis.

Promoters hold 42.58% of equity; FIIs 17.84%, DIIs 17.20% and public/retail 22.39% as of March 2025.

The FY25 final dividend record date is 4 June 2025 for a ₹6 per share dividend.

Current P/E is 11.39×, and P/B is in the low‑single‑digit range, both below recent historical averages, indicating reasonable valuation.

No reliable numeric forecast; 2025–2026 share price will depend on JLR performance, Indian PV/CV demand, EV ramp‑up and global risk appetite.​

EPS has improved from deep losses in earlier years to about ₹66.7 TTM.

At ~₹356 per share (4 December 2025) and P/E ~11.4×, attractiveness depends on your view of auto cyclicality and JLR risk.

Dividends per share: FY23 ₹2.00; FY24 ₹3.00 final plus ₹3.00 special; FY25 ₹6.00 final.​

Current pattern (March 2025): promoters 42.58%, FIIs 17.84%, DIIs 17.20%, public/retail 22.39%.

DIIs (including mutual funds and insurance companies) have increased stakes modestly; FIIs have trimmed holdings slightly over the last year.

​All‑time high share price is ₹1,179, recorded in July 2024; the highest closing price was ₹1,156.65 that month.

Tata Motors has returned substantially less than the Nifty Bank over the same period.​

Volatility reflects the CV demerger, JLR’s China and tariff risks, shifting CV/PV market share, and broker estimate cuts and downgrades.