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Tata Motors: €3.82B Iveco Tender Offer Begins

is in focus after its subsidiary TML CV Holdings B.V. launched its voluntary all-cash tender offer to acquire the issued common shares of Italian commercial vehicle manufacturer Iveco Group N.V. The offer is priced at €14.10 per share, including the dividend, valuing Iveco at approximately €3.82 billion. The acceptance period officially begins on September 7, 2026 and will run until October 26, 2026, following formal approval from Italian market regulator CONSOB. Iveco’s board has unanimously recommended the transaction to shareholders. The acquisition is aimed at expanding Tata Motors’ presence in the global commercial vehicle market and strengthening its position across European markets. The transaction excludes Iveco’s defence business, which was previously sold to Leonardo. Tata Motors has arranged bridge financing for the acquisition, while shareholder trust Exor has committed its 27.06% stake to the offer. The development is significant for Tata Motors as investors assess the financing requirements, integration prospects and potential long-term impact of acquiring Iveco on the company’s global commercial vehicle operations.

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Maruti Suzuki Raises Prices Amid Cost Pressures

Maruti Suzuki India, the country’s largest carmaker, has announced a price increase of up to ₹20,000 on select models from September 2026, marking its third price revision since May. This follows a portfolio-wide hike of up to ₹30,000 in August 2026 and an earlier increase in June. The company said persistent inflation and higher costs have limited its ability to absorb the pressure through internal cost-control measures. The move comes alongside similar industry-wide actions, with Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles raising prices by up to ₹25,000 across its petrol, diesel and electric vehicle range from September 1, 2026, while Hyundai Motor India is increasing prices by up to 1% across its portfolio, following hikes in January and June. Mahindra & Mahindra had already raised SUV prices by an average 2.7% from July 2026. Automakers have cited higher input and commodity costs, increased operating expenses, and continued foreign exchange and geopolitical uncertainties as key factors behind the revisions. With the festive season approaching, these price increases highlight the ongoing cost pressures facing the passenger vehicle industry, while manufacturers continue to balance margin protection with customer affordability.

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INDIA AUTO MARKET: THE ROAD IS GETTING BUSIER

Strong auto sales can indicate improving demand, but investors should study valuations, margins, competition and execution before forming conclusions. More cars leaving showrooms. More two-wheelers joining the streets. More customers choosing CNG, hybrids and EVs. That is the story emerging from India’s August 2026 auto-retail data. According to FADA, total auto retail sales reached a record **24.23 lakh units**, rising **17.51% YoY**. Two-wheelers grew **19.69%**, while passenger vehicles crossed **4 lakh units for the first time in an August**, rising **16.14%**. But the most interesting chapter is the fuel mix. CNG + hybrids + EVs together reached **41.95% of passenger-vehicle retail**, slightly ahead of petrol/ethanol at **40.85%**. EVs alone represented **7.63%**. So, which Nifty 500 companies could be **interesting for investors to study** from this changing industry landscape? 🔹 **

** — market leader in passenger vehicles 🔹 **Mahindra & Mahindra** — SUV, utility vehicle and EV exposure 🔹 **Tata Motors** — strong passenger-vehicle and EV presence 🔹 **Bajaj Auto** — two-wheelers, three-wheelers and EV exposure 🔹 **TVS Motor Company** — two-wheelers and growing EV business 🔹 **Hero MotoCorp** — large domestic two-wheeler franchise The lesson is simple: **sales growth tells us where the road is heading; profitability, valuation and execution tell us whether the journey is worth studying.** September–November festive demand will be an important test. 📌 **Educational purpose only. Not investment advice or a recommendation to buy/sell any security. Conduct independent research and consult a SEBI-registered investment professional where appropriate.

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M&M: BaaS Expanded, Festive Season Starts, Margin Test

Mahindra and Mahindra Limited shares have slid to Rs 3,103 from Rs 3,213 at the 1 September post, with no change in fundamentals. This is a level update and a festive-season context note on the same Q1 FY27 results and August sales data. What is new since 1 September: BaaS expanded to the full EV origin portfolio: BE 6 SPORTEQ from Rs 11.45 lakh, XEV 9S from Rs 12.65 lakh, XEV 9e from Rs 13.90 lakh; battery usage Rs 3.75 per km. Management cited overwhelming customer response as the trigger FADA 2026 Dealer Satisfaction: M&M scored 853 points, second to JSW MG at 865; Tata Motors at 836. Strengths: product quality, training. Challenges: inventory costs, parts availability Festive season starts late September; Q2 margin exit rate is the thesis test flagged on 1 September M&M [][***** shares closed at Rs 3,103.42 on 4 September 2026, P/E 18.9, down 6.3 percent over the month and 0.4 percent over one year. 52-week high Rs 3,801. My view is unchanged from 1 September: hold, fresh entry on the pullback, not the volume headline. At 18.9x the price is not the problem, the margin is. The Rs 3,099 to 3,141 range on 4 September is inside the Rs 3,176 to 3,213 support flagged earlier; if it holds through the festive season, the Q2 margin print in October decides the re-rate. BaaS lowers the EV entry barrier and addresses a booking conversion problem; delivery volumes in September and October will quantify how much. Below Rs 3,099, the Rs 2,896 floor comes into view. Disclosure: Vijay Kumar Gupta, SEBI Registered Research Analyst, INH000020226, Vijay Gupta Advisory. SEBI registration and NISM certification do not guarantee performance or assure returns. Securities markets are subject to market risks. No holdings in the subject company.

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Tata Motors Initiates Voluntary Tender Offer for 100% of Ive

Motors has formally launched a voluntary tender offer to acquire 100% of Iveco Group, the Italy-based commercial vehicle manufacturer, in a transaction valuing the company at approximately €3.82 billion. The offer has been initiated through Tata Motors’ subsidiary TML CV Holdings B.V., with a cash consideration of €14.10 per Iveco share, including the dividend. The transaction is aimed at obtaining full ownership of Iveco Group, with a potential delisting from Euronext Milan following completion. 📊 KEY DETAILS 🔹 Transaction Value: Approximately €3.82 billion 🔹 Offer Price: €14.10 per share 🔹 Target: Iveco Group 🔹 Acquirer: TML CV Holdings B.V. 🔹 Proposed Ownership: 100% 🔹 Industry: Commercial Vehicles 🔹 Strategic Objective: Full acquisition with potential delisting The proposed deal could significantly expand Tata Motors’ global commercial-vehicle footprint, while enhancing its scale, product portfolio and competitive presence across international markets. 📌 Capital Investo Research – Insight The proposed Iveco acquisition marks a strategically significant step for Tata Motors, potentially strengthening its position in the global commercial-vehicle industry. However, investors should closely watch regulatory approvals, financing arrangements, tender participation and transaction completion before assessing the deal’s overall financial and strategic implications. Investment in securities market is subject to market risks. Read all related documents carefully before investing. #CapitalInvestoResearch #TataMotors #Iveco #TataGroup #CommercialVehicles #AutoSector #StockMarket #IndianStocks #NSE #BSE

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Tata Motors Launches €14.10/Share Iveco Tender Offer

MOTORS: Tata Motors Ltd. has launched a voluntary all-cash tender offer for all outstanding shares of Iveco Group at an offer price of €14.10 per share. As part of the transaction, Exor has committed to tender its 27.06% stake in Iveco Group. The tender offer is scheduled to remain open from September 7 through October 26, 2026, subject to the applicable terms and conditions of the offer. The development marks a significant step in Tata Motors’ proposed transaction involving Iveco Group and represents an important corporate development for the company’s global commercial vehicle business. The all-cash structure provides shareholders of Iveco Group with a defined offer price, while Exor’s commitment to tender its existing stake represents a key component of the proposed transaction. Market participants may monitor the progress of the tender offer, shareholder participation, regulatory requirements and further announcements from Tata Motors and Iveco Group during the offer period. Additional disclosures could provide greater clarity on the transaction timeline, conditions and potential implications for Tata Motors’ international operations and commercial vehicle strategy. The offer period beginning September 7 and ending October 26 will be an important timeframe to watch for further developments. This information is shared strictly as a corporate and market update for informational purposes and should not be considered investment advice, research analysis or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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