Tata Investment Shares collect more than 17% to cross RS 10,000 Mark for the first time. What’s behind the Bull Rush?

Shares of TATA Investment Corporation rose no less than 17.5% to a new highest point of RS 10,391 on the NSE on Tuesday 30 September, because the deadline for Tata Sons to become a listed entity ends today. Tata Sons is the holding company of the largest conglomerate of India.

The Golf comes in the midst of raised anticipation around a potential list. According to RBI rules, non-bank financial companies (NBFCs) must state as a “top layer” within three years after notification. September 30 marks the end of that window. An offer can unlock the value for TATA investments and strengthen its balance, although the company owns only 0.1% in Tata sons.

The issue has led a rare impasse between the central bank and the group. In 2024, Tata Sons wrote to the RBI looking for NBFC registration to prevent compulsory offer. In his last communication in January 2025, the RBI said that the application was “taken into consideration” and that the recording of Tata Sons on the list was “without prejudice” – which implied that the deadline remained unchanged. The regulator has since remained silent.

Investor optimism is also fed by other triggers. Tata Investment owns 2.1% of Tata Capital, whose IPO will be opened on October 6. Tata Sons, who owns 68.51% in TATA investments and 88.6% in Tata Capital, will belong to one of the sales shareholders. Tata Investment complained to the Buzz, announced his very first business action to 1:10 stock split, with October 14 as a record date.

Q1 Performance Snapshot

Last month the company reported a year-on-year joy increase of 11.6% in its consolidated profit after tax (Pat) on RS 146.30 Crore, versus RS 131.07 Crore in the period of a year ago. In the meantime, the income from operations were on RS 145.46 Crore, against RS 142.46 Crore in Q1FY25, which indicates an increase of 2.1% JoJ.

Obviously, the net profit of the company witnessed an increase of 23.5% JoJ to RS 139.22 Crore, compared to RS 112.76 Crore posted in the same quarter of the previous financial year, while the income from the activities grew by 21% yoj.

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