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Daimler set to sell stake in Tata Motors

By Matt Brogan |

Reports from India this morning say Germany’s Daimler is set to sell its long-time stake in Tata Motors.

Daimler, who own a 5.34 per cent stake in the Indian company, gave no comment on a its decision to sell the shares. Estimates put Daimler’s return on the sale at US$429 million (AUD$470 million).

The news comes as Daimler forms a number of new automotive partnerships, recently purchasing shares in both US firm Tesla Motors and China’s BYD.

Despite Daimler’s exit from Tata, the Indian manufacturer continues to perform above expectations. Tata’s stock price has increased 19 per cent since late February, and saw an increase of 0.18 per cent on Monday.


 
  • FrugalOne

    *****PRIMO!*****

    I think you will find that as DB decreases what it owns of Tata [How ya going Ratan?] FIAT Group is increasing its partnership with them.

    Without doubt this company, Tata is going places, they own 2 big British brands, made the Nano which no other company has been able to match/copy for the price, and have a HUGE home market in its own backyard

    A dark horse of the auto world for sure!