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Tata Motors Closes In On Iveco In Mega €3.8bn Deal
Tata Motors has dropped a bombshell in the commercial vehicle world – they’re buying Iveco Group in a deal worth around €3.8 billion. Ja, you read right. The Indian truck and bus powerhouse is taking over the iconic European brand, creating a massive new player in the global truck market. Announced on 30 July 2025, the deal will see Tata take full control of Iveco’s truck and bus business – excluding its defence operations, which will be sold of…
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India's Tata Motors is acquiring Iveco Group for €3.8 billion. This transaction follows the official sale of the Iveco Defence division to Leonardo. The agreement, it is emphasized, aims to "create a commercial vehicles group with the scale, product portfolio, and industrial capacity to become a global champion in this dynamic sector." The voluntary tender offer will be made by TML CV Holdings PTE or by a limited liability company to be incorpor…
Tata Motors to acquire Iveco Group – Telematics Wire
Press Release, 1 August 2025 Tata Motors and Iveco Group have unveiled a game‑changing alliance. After the recent €1.7 billion sale of Iveco’s defence arm to Leonardo, Tata is ready to launch an all‑cash tender offer at €14.10 per share, valuing the commercial side of Iveco at roughly €3.8 billion. This bold move sets the stage for a dominant €22 billion revenue powerhouse, selling over 540,000 commercial vehicles annually, spanning Europe, Indi…
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