Tata Motors shares in focus as co re-enters South African PV market
Tata Motors shares: Tata Motors will re-enter the South African passenger vehicle market after six years, relaunching its car range through an exclusive distribution partnership with Motus Holdings, marking a key step in its global expansion strategy.
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Synopsis Tata Motors shares: Tata Motors will re-enter the South African passenger vehicle market after six years, relaunching its car range through an exclusive distribution partnership with Motus Holdings, marking a key step in its global expansion strategy.
