Tata Motors stock hit the stock markets with a bang on November 12, listing at a 28 per cent premium at the National Stock Exchange.
Shares of Tata Motors debuted at Rs 335 apiece on NSE, notching a premium of 28 per cent against its pre-listing price of ₹260.75.
The BSE saw a similarly strong debut, with the stock opening at Rs 330.25, up 26 per cent over its listing price.
The new Tata Motors entity commanded a market valuation of nearly Rs 1.22 lakh crore, making it an immediate heavy-hitter within the sector. It was already the leading commercial vehicle maker in the country.
Investors holding Tata Motors shares as of the October 14 record date received a 1-to-1 entitlement of new TMLCV shares.
The numbers so far
On the operational side, Tata Motors enters public trading on the back of a strong performance. In October 2025, the division reported total commercial vehicle sales of more than 37,500 units—a 10 per cent jump over the previous year. Domestic sales stood at around 35,100 units, up 7 per cent, and international business saw a massive 56 per cent jump to at least 2,400 units.