Shares of Tata-Motors’ commercial vehicle unit will be listed today: After demerger, shareholders got shares in 1:1 ratio, demerger took place on October 1.

The commercial vehicle (CV) unit of Tata Motors is going to be listed on BSE and NSE today i.e. on 12th November. Under the demerger, the company has divided the passenger vehicle and commercial vehicle business into separate listed companies.

Now the CV unit will be named Tata Motors Limited, while the passenger vehicle unit will be trading as Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited (TMPVL).

The demerger was effective from 1 October 2025

Tata Motors had approved the plan to separate its commercial vehicle and passenger vehicle businesses in August last year. This demerger became effective from 1 October 2025.

Under this, the company was divided into two separate listed units. The passenger vehicle business (including electric vehicles and JLR) remained in TMPVL, while the CV business will remain in the new company Tata Motors Limited.

Shareholders will be able to trade shares of CV unit after listing.

Girish Wagh will lead the commercial vehicle company formed after the demerger.

Change in company name and trading code

There will be no capital gains tax on receipt of shares on demerger.

There will be no capital gains tax on receipt of shares on demerger. Tax will be payable only when you sell CV or PV shares. The holding period will be counted from the date of purchase of the old Tata Motors shares. If held for more than 12 months, LTCG tax will be charged at 12.5% ​​(on gains above ₹1.25 lakh).

Why was the demerger done?

The company says that both the businesses are in different growth cycles. CV business has more than 37% market share, while EV and JLR focus on PV. Separation will provide both independent management, capital allocation and growth opportunities. Chairman N Chandrasekaran had said that this will increase synergy in EV, autonomous vehicles and software.

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