Mumbai News, 26 February 2026: Today, shares of Tata Motors Limited (NSE: TMCV, BSE: 544569) have started positively in the Indian stock market. By 11 am, the company’s shares were trading around ₹488.45 on the NSE, showing an increase of about 1.8 percent compared to the previous day’s closing price of ₹479.85. A similar trend is seen on the BSE, where shares are hovering around ₹488. This rise is due to positive signals in the automobile sector and improvements in global JLR (Jaguar Land Rover) sales.
Live updates on NSE and BSE (26 February 2026)
- Previous day’s closing price (25 February 2026): ₹479.85 on NSE (0.91% rise), also around ₹479.80 on BSE.
- Today’s opening: above ₹480.
- Intraday high/low: Today’s high is likely to head towards ₹490, while the low is around ₹482.
- Volume: On 25 February, 7.33 crore shares were traded on the NSE, valued at around ₹350.86 crore. As of this morning, the volume appears to be higher than average.
- 52-week high/low: 52-week high ₹500 (12 February 2026), low ₹306.30 (14 November 2025).
- Market cap: Around ₹1,76,623 crore (according to NSE data).
Today, Tata Motors recorded more than a 1% rise within the first hour of the market opening. Positive movements were also seen in the auto indices of BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty. The global market’s positive signals and the stability of the rupee also helped.
Dalal Street analysts and top brokers’ opinion: what is the target price?
Dalal Street has a positive outlook on Tata Motors (focused on commercial vehicles and JLR). According to 19 analysts on Investing.com, the 12-month average target price is ₹511.37. The highest estimate is ₹650 while the lowest is ₹369. This implies an upside potential of around 4-5% to 30%+ from the current price.
- Zee Business analyst (Ansh Jogendra Bhilwar) recommends buying Tata Motors CV (TMCV), target price ₹499, stop loss ₹465. They said that strong demand in the commercial vehicles segment and a stable outlook for JLR could give good returns in the short term.
- Other brokers: Brokers like Motilal Oswal, ICICI Securities and Emkay Global have maintained a ‘Buy’ or ‘Add’ rating on JLR due to an improved outlook and increased CV sales in India. Analysts remain cautious but optimistic even after the Q3FY26 results.
- Consensus: Most brokers are targeting a range of ₹500-₹560 over 12 months. Some have focused on the EV transition and export growth.
According to analysts, Tata Motors’ strong balance sheet, robust demand for JLR in Europe and America, and recovery in the truck/bus segment in India are the main drivers. However, JLR’s production costs and global supply chain issues are risk factors.
The company’s performance and future
Tata Motors has performed well over the past few months. After the Q3 results and the PV business demerger, the main company is now focusing on CV and JLR. In January 2026, an improvement was seen in JLR sales. The company is also increasing investment in the EV segment.
In the past month, the share has gone up by around 9-10%, while over the year it has recorded a 55%+ increase. Growth is also seen in mutual funds and FII holdings.
Advice for investors
Dalal Street experts say that at the current level, Tata Motors is attractive for the long term. However, keep in mind the market volatility in the short term. Buying with a stop loss below ₹465 might be appropriate. Book profits around the ₹500+ target.
Note: Investing in the stock market is risky. The above information is for general information only. Do your own research or consult a financial advisor.
This news is based on live market data up to 11:00 AM IST on 26 February 2026. For more updates, check the NSE/BSE website or reliable apps. Keep a long-term perspective when investing in blue-chip stocks like Tata Motors!
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