TATA Investment Shares rise 11%, touched verse 52 weeks high. Main reasons for renewed buy

Shares of TATA Investment Corporation rose no less than 11% to achieve a new 52 weeks high from RS 9,059 at the NSE after the announcement by the company of a 1:10 stock distribution aimed at improving liquidity and improving the participation of the retail trade. With today’s profit, the share set 24.5% in just two trade sessions.

In a legal submission of 22 September, the company has announced that shareholders have approved the subdivision of each share share of the nominal value RS 10 in 10 shares of the nominal value RE 1, fully paid.

“We refer to our letter of 4 August 2025, whereby the Board of Directors of the Company, Inter-Alia, approved the subdivision of shares of the company,” the company said in a regulation application.

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This step was cleaned up by a postal stemnet and the company established on Tuesday 14 October 2025 as the record date for determining eligible shareholders for the split.

The stock split is expected to make the shares more affordable for small investors, which stimulates the participation and market liquidity.

Another reason why the share witnesses renewed purchasing is already the RS 17,000-crore-ipo from Tata Capital in the early next month, according to several reports. Tata Sons has a substantial majority stake in Tata Capital. External investors IFC and other group companies such as TMF Holdings LTD, Tata Investment Corporation, Tata Motors, Tata Chemicals, Tata Power and others hold the balance interest, according to reports.

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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At about 11:45 am, shares of the company acted on RS 8,920, higher with 10% compared to the last closure of the NSE. Tata Investment Shares have risen by more than 30% in the last six months.

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