Share prices of Tata Motors have closed at ₹672.20 today (2nd April), which is 0.40% lower than the opening price of ₹674.95 for the day. At the same time, the opening price was 0.46% more than the closing price of ₹671.85 on 1st April. The share prices also opened at ₹670.55 on 1st April, while the 28th March closing price was ₹674.45. Interestingly, the opening price on 28th March was at ₹671.85 and this was higher than the closing price of ₹668.55 on 27th March.
Midday trading saw the prices touch ₹669.30 and this was 0.83% lower than the opening price. The stock came down to ₹663.84 prior to recovering and peaking at ₹673.11 before it hit the midday figures. The fact that Tata Motors has surpassed both M&M and Hyundai to become India’s second-largest carmaker in March (despite flat sales growth) may affect stock prices in the near future.
Tata Motors share prices touched ₹669.30 at midday, which indicates a drop of 0.83% in comparison to the opening price of ₹674.95 today (2nd April). The stock mostly witnessed a negative growth curve, slumping sharply after opening and touching a low of ₹663.84 before slightly inching upwards and posting a few green shoots, touching ₹673.11 before slumping to the midday figure.
It remains to be seen how it performs until the closing today, especially since news updates have come out regarding flat sales figures for the month of March and an overall sales decline for the fiscal. However, the company was still the second-largest carmaker in the country for the month, a fact that may impact stock prices going forward.
Tata Motors share prices opened at ₹674.95 today (2nd April), in comparison to ₹671.85 as the closing price on 1st April. Interestingly, the share prices opened at ₹670.55 on 1st April, while closing at ₹674.45 on 28th March. At the same time, the opening price on 28th March stood at ₹671.85, which was considerably lower than the closing price of ₹668.55 on 27th March. Thus, after two straight days of opening below its closing price, the stock has finally opened above its closing price today.
It continues to be in focus after new emerged about flat sales figures for March this year and an overall decline in its performance for FY25. However, there was a silver lining as the company outstripped Mahindra & Mahindra and Hyundai to become the country’s second-biggest carmaker for the month of March.
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