US EditionTata Motors Demerger: Decoding PV-CV Cost Split, Income Tax Law Implications
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Tata Motors’ Historic Run in Jeopardy After Demerger Plans:
Tata Motors, the oldest continuously listed stock in the BSE Sensex, is facing a potential removal from the prestigious 30-share index following its planned demerger. The automotive giant’s proposal to split into two separate publicly listed companies, one for commercial vehicles and another for passenger vehicles, has created uncertainty about its future in the benchmark index. According to analysis by Nuvama Alternative and Quantitative Resear…
Tata Group's passenger vehicle company saw a big decline on Monday, with its shares falling 7%. This is the biggest decline for the Tata Group's vehicle company after the demerger, resulting in a loss of ₹10,476 crore in its valuation. Experts believe that the company's luxury car company's EBITDA margin has declined due to a cyber attack, which has led to a significant decline in the company's shares. Let's explain what the company's data tells…
Tata Motors Demerger: Decoding PV-CV Cost Split, Income Tax Law Implications
Tata Motors Ltd.'s commercial vehicles segment debuted on the exchanges on Nov. 12, marking the conclusion of the demerger between the passenger vehicle and the commercial vehicle segment, with the passenger vehicles stock named Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd. NDTV Profit breaks down how this will affect the cost basis and the overall taxation scenarios for the stocks to help investors have a better understanding on how these developments wi…
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