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Tata Motors (Commercial Vehicles) Now Trading Independently
Tata Motors’ Commercial Vehicles unit starts trading as an independent listed company after its NCLT-approved demerger.
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Tata Motors’ Commercial Vehicles business has started trading as an independent listed company after its demerger from Tata Motors Limited. This marks a major step in the company’s ongoing restructuring plan.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, approved the demerger, which took effect on October 1, 2025. The newly listed company, Tata Motors Limited (Formerly known as TML Commercial Vehicles Limited), began trading on the BSE and NSE on November 12, 2025.
In a statement, Tata Motors clarified that its legal name is Tata Motors Limited. Some reports have incorrectly referred to it as Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, TMLCV, or TMCV. The company advised media outlets to use the correct name. For clarity, Tata Motors Limited (Commercial Vehicles) may be used in brackets when needed.
The listing represents a key step in Tata Motors’ plan to unlock value and improve business focus. Both the Passenger Vehicles (PV) and Commercial Vehicles (CV) divisions will now function as independent listed entities under the Tata Group.

According to a BSE notice published on November 10, 2025, the shares of Tata Motors Limited (Commercial Vehicles) are now available for trading. This officially completes the long-awaited separation process.
Industry experts believe the move will help both businesses pursue dedicated growth strategies and make better use of resources. The independent structure is also expected to strengthen Tata Motors’ leadership in the commercial vehicle market, which plays an important role in India’s transport and logistics sector.
Read the official BSE announcement here.
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