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Aug 09, 2005, 07.19 PM IST
According to experts, Tata Motor's below than expected passenger vehicle sales number for the month of July, which was announced today, pushed the stock down. Tata Motors is one of the top losers of the Sensex today. The stock fell by 24.70 points or 4.91%.
According to experts, Tata Motor's below than expected passenger vehicle sales number for the month of July, which was announced today, pushed the stock down.
But, it is a good growth story as the company is now focusing on exports along with the domestic market, they said.
Experts say that the Maharashtra, Gujarat floods and the hike in the oil prices also played a marginal role in its downfall.
Dipen Sanghavi, Pranav Securities: Hold, Tata Motors will give 12-15% return in the next 12-18 months
Today morning they announced their monthly July sales numbers. The numbers are a bit weak because the company had some component, product related issue which is just sorted out. They were issues regarding emission norms which had affected the production in the initial 2-3 months. By the beginning of October it will again start showing good numbers. It was little negative on month on month. Their YoY growth was very marginal. May be people were expecting better numbers and were below their expectation levels. It's a long term good story. One should hold on to it. It would offer you 12-15% return in the next 12-18 months. One can hold on and buy on declines. The company is basically changing the business model. They are focusing more on exports along with the domestic market. So any business cyclical downtrend in the commercial vehicle in the domestic market will partially offset the export growth. Though there is pressure on margins and crude oil concerns, but that's not only for Tata Motors but for all the other companies as well.
Pramod Amthe, Prabhudas Lilladher: Buy Tata Motors, bullish going forward
People have been looking at the monthly numbers and they are jittery about the MNCG, medium and heavy commercial vehicle and car sales being down. Investors can hold and buy the stock. I am bullish on the stock going forward. Gujarat and Maharashtra floods also was one of the factors. Hike in oil prices is one of the marginal factor. Investors can buy Tata Motors at fresh levels.
Sachin Kasera, Pioneer Intermediaries: Tata Motors is a long term buy
The stock is a long term buy. One can hold it for the long term.
Hitesh Sheth, Prabhudas Lilladher: Oil price hike hits Tata Motors
Right now it is correcting because of the rise in oil prices. Investors should book partial profits at when the stock goes up. One should do not do fresh buying. In the long run it is looking fine. General profit booking is also because of the weak market. Therefore most of the stocks will face the selling pressure.
By-Piyu Sen
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