Tata Motors shares in focus after Q4 profit drops 51% YoY but beats estimates

Tata Motors' Q4FY25 net profit declined, but exceeded expectations. Revenue remained stable. Jaguar Land Rover's profit increased, driven by higher volumes. Commercial vehicle volumes decreased slightly, while passenger vehicle volumes also saw a decline. The company anticipates growth driven by SUVs, CNG, and EVs. Automotive business is now debt-free, reducing interest costs.