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August 01, 2025

Likely to Also Monetise Its Stake in Tata Capital

- SOHINI DAS

Indian commercial vehicle (CV) market leader Tata Motors plans to raise close to €1 billion through equity—either a rights issue or qualified institutional placement (QIP)—as well as monetise its stake in Tata Capital, to help repay the €3.8 billion (€38,000 crore) bridge loan it will use to buy Italy's legacy CV player, Iveco group.

Meanwhile, it will also launch Iveco products in India or other markets where Tata Motors is strong and introduce Tata products in markets where Iveco has a foothold, such as Latin America (LatAm).

With combined annual revenues of €2.2 trillion (€22 billion) and sales of over 540,000 units, the Tata-Iveco merged entity will derive nearly 50 per cent of its revenue from Europe, 35 per cent from India, and 15 per cent from LatAm—making it a truly global company. It will also have a presence in the US, as well as Asian and African markets.

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