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Tata Motors reportedly intends to purchase the Agnelli family's share in Inveco for approximately $4.5 billion, according to a news report.

Tata Motors Prepares to Finalize Its Largest Transaction Since the Acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover in 2008; Learn Every Aspect of the Agreement Now.

Tata Motors reportedly targets acquisition of Agnelli family share in Inveco for approximately $4.5...
Tata Motors reportedly targets acquisition of Agnelli family share in Inveco for approximately $4.5 billion.

Tata Motors reportedly intends to purchase the Agnelli family's share in Inveco for approximately $4.5 billion, according to a news report.

Tata Motors is on the brink of acquiring Iveco, an Italian truck manufacturer, in a deal that could be worth around $4.5 billion. The acquisition, if it goes through, will mark the largest automotive acquisition for Tata Motors since they bought Jaguar Land Rover in 2008 for $2.3 billion and will be the second-biggest acquisition for the Tata Group, after Corus.

The deal involves Tata Motors purchasing the stake held by Iveco's principal shareholder, the Agnelli family's investment company, Exor. The transaction is subject to the separation of Iveco's defence unit, with the offer price set at around EUR 14.1 per share, amounting to about EUR 3.8 billion excluding the defence business.

The boards of Tata Motors and Iveco have met to approve the transaction, and an official announcement is expected soon. Iveco has confirmed that it is in advanced talks not only about the acquisition but also regarding the divestment or spin-off of its defence arm by the end of 2025.

The acquisition aims to combine complementary capabilities and create a global leader in commercial vehicles, enhancing Tata Motors' global presence and product portfolio. Following the news of the acquisition and ongoing advanced talks, Iveco’s shares surged on the stock market, reflecting positive investor sentiment. Tata Motors’ share price impact is expected to be significant, but precise market reactions will be clearer post official announcement and deal closure.

Key points: - Acquisition value: ~$4.5 billion (approx. EUR 3.8 billion excluding defence business). - Seller: Agnelli family’s Exor holding. - Offer: All-cash voluntary tender offer for common shares excluding defence business. - Conditions: Completion conditional on separation of defence business. - Strategic outcome: Creation of a powerful global commercial vehicle player. - Approval: Boards of both companies meeting for transaction approval. - Share impact: Iveco shares surged; Tata Motors’ share price anticipated to react following official announcement.

  1. The finance industry is anticipating significant changes for Tata Motors following their proposed $4.5 billion acquisition of Iveco, with experts suggesting this could be the second-biggest acquisition for the Tata Group, after Corus.
  2. The investment in the automotive industry is set to expand with Tata Motors' acquisition of Iveco, aiming to create a global leader in commercial vehicles and enhance Tata Motors' global presence and product portfolio.
  3. The DEFi (decentralized finance) sector might also see implications from this transaction, as the surge in Iveco’s shares on the stock market indicates positive investor sentiment and potential opportunities for further investment.
  4. With the pending divestment or spin-off of Iveco’s defence unit by the end of 2025, there is a chance for other businesses in the transportation, automotive, or defence industries to explore investment opportunities in this sector, adding another layer of complexity and growth within the overall business landscape.

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