Tata Motors shares rally 3% after auto major releases monthly sales data for August; check details

In its filing to stock exchanges, Tata Motors said its total sales (for domestic & international markets) for August 2025 came in at 73,178 units, up 2% compared to 71,693 units registered during August 2024.

The company’s total domestic dispatches, however, declined 2% YoY to 68,482 units last month as against 70,006 units logged in August last year, the auto major said in a statement.

Total commercial vehicle (CV) sales rose 10% YoY to 29,863 units.

CV sales in the domestic market rose 6% YoY to 27,481 units.

However, total passenger vehicle (PV) sales declined 3% YoY to 43,315 units.

Tata Motors said that domestic sale of MH&ICV in August 2025, including trucks and buses, stood at 13,405 units, compared to 12,008 units in August 2024 This translates to a rise of 11.6% YoY.

Total sales for MH&ICV Domestic & International Business in August 2025, including trucks and buses, stood at 14,667 units compared to 12,708 units in August 2024, up 15.4% YoY.

Tata Motors' passenger vehicle (PV) sales (International Business or IB) saw a growth of 573% to 2,314 units as against 344 units a year ago.

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Tata Motors in August 2025 reported a 62.2% decline in consolidated net profit to ₹4,003 crore in the June quarter, impacted by volume decline across segments, a drop in JLR profits due to US tariffs and a high base effect due to gain from the sale of discontinued operations.

The auto major had posted a consolidated net profit of ₹10,587 crore in the April-June quarter of the previous fiscal year, Tata Motors Ltd (TML) said in a regulatory filing.

Total revenue from operations stood at ₹104,407 crore against ₹107,102 crore seen in the year-ago period, it added.

Meanwhile, S&P Global Ratings recently said Tata Motors' balance sheet strength will offset the impact of the demerger of its commercial vehicle business and risks associated with the proposed acquisition of Italian firm Iveco.

The company's credit profile is evolving amid the proposed acquisition of Iveco Group, the upcoming demerger of the commercial vehicle business, slowing demand, and tariff uncertainties, S&P Global Ratings said in a statement.

Its balance sheet strength remains intact despite a slew of recent developments, it added.

"The Iveco acquisition will not affect our rating on Tata Motors (BBB/Stable/--). This is because the rated entity will only house the passenger vehicle business after the demerger, which will likely conclude shortly," the ratings agency said.

A new entity will hold the commercial vehicle business, and Iveco will fall under this entity once the acquisition is complete, possibly by April 2026.

Last month, Tata Motors announced it would acquire Italian commercial vehicle maker Iveco Group, excluding its defence business, for €3.8 billion (nearly ₹38,240 crore) in a deal which is set to be the Indian automaker's biggest buyout.