Shares of the automaker, previously recognized as Tata Motors Commercial Vehicle, recorded substantial gains exceeding 8% on Thursday amid an overarching market advance. On the National Stock Exchange, trading commenced higher at ₹421 compared to Wednesday's closing mark of ₹402. The equity continued its upward path throughout the session, ultimately climbing to touch an intraday peak of ₹436.90. This aggressive advance directly mirrored the mega rally observed in the benchmark Sensex and Nifty indices.
Tata Motors (formerly known as Tata Motors Commercial Vehicle) share price jumped over 8% in Thursday's trading session amid positive sentiments on Dalal Street.
Tata Motors shares opened at ₹421 per share on NSE today, as compared to previous close of ₹402 on Wednesday and touched an intraday high of ₹436.90 on 5 November.
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