Price: ₹89
Tata Tele Service is a connectivity provider offering services like wireless communication, cloud solutions, and software. With a recent 7% jump in stock price, it's an attractive option for short-term investors.
Tata Tele Service is currently a loss-making company, so it's not ideal for long-term investments. Act quickly if buying, while it's still in the ₹80-90 range.
Buy Target: ₹80-90
Sell Target: ₹100+ (Short-Term)
If you're not comfortable with risk, this might not be the best choice for you.
Price: ₹810
Specializing in satellite communications and security surveillance, Lako Ltd. offers strong growth potential. Though it has seen a 3% loss over the last six months, its undervaluation makes it appealing.
Buy Target: ₹780-820
Sell Target: ₹1,000-1,400 (Short/Medium-Term)
While it has a futuristic business model, it is also a loss-making company. Approach with caution if you're risk-averse.
Price: ₹99
A subsidiary of Tata Steel, Tata Rolls Ltd. manufactures cast iron and steel products. Despite its small market cap of ₹102 crore, it holds potential for high volatility gains.
Buy Target: ₹95-100
Sell Target: ₹120-150 (Short-Term)
Long-Term Target: ₹300+
The strong backing of Tata Steel makes this stock an interesting choice for investors seeking significant returns.
Tata Investment Corporation (TICL) functions like an ETF for Tata Group stocks, offering diversification and exposure to multiple sectors.
Price: ₹6641 (discounted from its book value of ₹7266)
TICL is a great option for investors looking for consistent, diversified returns.
A1: In just four months, the share price of Tata Motors saw a significant decline of 32%. The share price, which was ₹1000 every one or two days, dropped to ₹7790 by December.
A2: The FMVA (Financial Modeling and Valuation Mentorship) batch, starting in December, offers in-depth financial education. It covers financial modeling, valuation techniques like the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method, and how to assess a company's financial future.
A3: In FY 2024, passenger vehicles contribute 12% of Tata Motors' revenue. However, the company's revenue isn't solely dependent on this segment, and challenges exist in all three segments.
A4: Tata Motors' position in the commercial vehicle space is declining, with issues in profitability, revenue, and share price affecting the entire industry. Mahindra, once a strong leader, is also facing challenges in this segment.
