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A Comparative Analysis Of Tata Motors

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4.7 ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT FINANCIAL VARIABLES FOR FINDING OUT THE FIRM PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT INDUSTRY AND SIMILAR GROUP: A. AUTOMOBILES AND AUTO ANCILLARIES INCLUDING CASTINGS & FORGINGS Under this category six companies have been selected for analysis in this study, the name of companies is 1. Tata Motors(TM) 2. M & M (MM) 3. Bajaj Auto Ltd. (BAA) 4. Eicher Motors Ltd. (EM) 5. Bharat Forge Ltd. (BFL) 6. Amtek Auto Ltd. (AA) Table 4.II: Comparative analysis of M_CAP under Automobiles and Auto Ancillaries including Castings & Forgings industries.( Rs. In crore) COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MARKET CAPITALIZATION (M_CAP) YEAR /CO. NAME TM MM BAA EM BFL AA 2002-03 4979.09 1154.3 1011.83 138 908.09 301.59 2003-04 17331.23 5389.24 1011.83 463.4 2764.02 790.76 2004-05 14976.3 5767.44 1011.83 870.79 …show more content…

peer group average of market price per share (MP) is Rs.675.90. Average MP of Tata Motors (TM ) is Rs.167.118, which is below the peer group average. Last four years of the study period its MP is higher than the firm average. In case of Mahindra and Mahindra (MM) the average MP is Rs.440.9058 which is lower than the industry average. Its MP is increased gradually from 2010-11 and represents higher than industry average. So this company has reached a good position in this industry. The average MP of Bajaj Auto Ltd. (BAA) is Rs.698.808 which is more than industry average and its MP are gradually increased after 2009-10. So it is concluded that BAA’s position is better than other companies in Indian capital market. Average MP of Eicher Motors is Rs.2313.40 which is higher than industry average. MP of this company has increased more than industry average from the financial year 2009-10. Average MP of Bharat Forge (BFL) and Amtek Auto (AA) are lower than the industry average. It may also conclude that the MP of these companies is not stable during the study

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