Buy Tata Motors shares, price target Rs 600: Sanjiv Bhasin explains why Tata Group company will outperform

Market expert Sanjiv Bhasin said that he is bullish on the Tata Group company and called it one of his favourites in the auto sector. He said that the company commercial vehicle sales are four times than what Ashok Leyland sells

Tata Motors shares hit their 52-week high of Rs 528.50 on 18 January 2022 while 52-week low is at Rs 366. Source: Freepik

Tata Motors shares gained on Monday after company’s subsidiary TML CV Mobility Solutions bagged orders from Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) for supplying 1,500 buses. The share was trading at Rs 386.30 per share on NSE, up by Rs 7.95 or 2.10 per cent at 12:40 pm.

Market expert Sanjiv Bhasin said that he is bullish on the Tata Group company and called it one of his favourites in the auto sector. He said that the company commercial vehicle sales are four times than what Ashok Leyland sells.

The new order from DTC for supplying 1,500 electric buses reflects the range that the company has. Its passenger vehicle is only expanding, he further said.

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The company signed a definitive agreement for procurement of 1500 buses which will be supplied over a period of 12 years. An agreement has been made for procuring 12-meter low floor buses. It is the biggest order for electric buses given by DTC.

He said that investors should not wait for China reopening and cease this as an opportunity to buy the stock. The day when country opens, the price will automatically jump to Rs 600, he said.

"Tata Motors is the most reasonably priced stock in the auto sector," Bhasin said.

Tata Motors shares hit their 52-week high of Rs 528.50 on 18 January 2022 while 52-week low is at Rs 366.

The stock has yielded a negative return of 18 per cent in the past 1 year as against more than 5 per cent gain in Nift50 index.

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