Tata Motors is a powerhouse in the Indian automotive industry, with its presence spanning commercial vehicles, passenger cars, and electric mobility. As one of the key companies under the Tata Group umbrella, its ownership structure reflects a blend of strong promoter holding, foreign investments, and widespread public participation.
Let’s take a closer look at who owns Tata Motors as of March 31, 2025.
Tata Group – 42.6%
The Tata Group remains the largest shareholder in Tata Motors, holding a 42.6% stake. As the promoter, this significant ownership showcases the group’s continued confidence and long-term commitment to the company’s growth and vision. This strong backing ensures stability and strategic direction across domestic and global operations.
Foreign Investors – 17.8%
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) or Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) hold a substantial 17.8% stake in Tata Motors. This highlights the brand's global appeal and the confidence international investors have in Tata Motors’ innovation, especially in areas like electric vehicles and global commercial fleets.
Retail Investors – 17.4%
Retail investors collectively own 17.4% of the company. This high percentage indicates Tata Motors' popularity among individual investors in India, thanks to its trusted brand image, regular product innovation, and leadership in the electric vehicle market.
Mutual Funds – 10.6%
Mutual funds, managed by domestic asset management companies, hold 10.6% of Tata Motors. Their participation signifies institutional faith in Tata’s performance and future potential. Many investors gain exposure to Tata Motors through these funds.
Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) – 3.2%
India’s largest insurer, LIC, owns a 3.2% stake. LIC has traditionally been a significant stakeholder in many large-cap Indian companies, and its investment in Tata Motors adds a layer of credibility and long-term support.
High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) – 2.7%
HNIs, known for investing large sums in high-potential stocks, hold 2.7% of Tata Motors. Their stake, although smaller, reflects targeted confidence in the company’s long-term strategy.
Rekha Jhunjhunwala – 1.3%
Renowned investor Rekha Jhunjhunwala holds a 1.3% stake, continuing the legacy of her late husband, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala—often referred to as India's Warren Buffett. Her investment signals bullish sentiment from one of India’s most respected investor families.
Others – 7.3%
The remaining 7.3% falls under the ‘Others’ category, which typically includes corporate bodies, trust funds, employee welfare trusts, and other small institutions.
Tata Motors' shareholding structure reflects a well-balanced and robust mix of stakeholders. With over 42% held by the Tata Group, and a healthy mix of foreign, institutional, and retail investors, the company enjoys strong support from both strategic and financial backers.
This diverse ownership not only ensures market stability but also indicates broad-based trust in Tata Motors’ innovation, leadership, and future roadmap—especially as it pivots further toward electric mobility and sustainable transportation.