Should investors consider booking profits after Q4 results, given Tata Motors shares have risen by 97% over the past year?

 

Despite missing street estimates for revenue and EBITDA during Q4, some analysts believe that there could be promising prospects for Tata Motors' businesses moving forward. 

They anticipate modest growth in fiscal 2025, primarily attributing this to a high base. Nevertheless, others maintain a cautious outlook, recommending a 'reduce' rating on the stock. 

Investors should carefully evaluate various factors impacting the automotive sector and Tata Motors, consult expert opinions, assess macroeconomic indicators, analyze earnings reports, and perform comprehensive risk assessments before reaching a final conclusion regarding investing in Tata Motors stocks.

Tata Motors Limited achieved a remarkable 45.67 percent YoY increase in consolidated net profit amounting to Rs 17,529 crore for the March quarter against Rs 12,033 crore in the corresponding period last year. Additionally, consolidated sales rose by 13.3 percent to reach Rs 1,19,986 crore, according to the company's statement filed with the BSE.

Furthermore, the EBITDA margin improved significantly by 160 basis points YoY to settle at 14.9%. These impressive figures indicate strong performance across multiple segments within Tata Motors' operations.