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Tata Motors invests INR 120 crore in Freight Tiger to drive AI-led logistics transformation

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Last Updated : 5th Oct, 2025
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Tata Motors has invested an additional INR 120 crore in Freight Commerce Solutions, bringing its total investment to INR 270 crore. The investment includes INR 120 crore through Series C Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares and INR 14 crore for acquiring equity shares. Tata Motors is expected to hold a 42% to 46% stake in Freight Tiger. The company aims to transform logistics through artificial intelligence, enhancing India's logistics infrastructure. Additionally, Tata Motors has incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary in the Netherlands to manage global business interests.

Tata Motors has announced an additional investment of INR 120 crore in Freight Commerce Solutions, commonly known as Freight Tiger, marking a continued commitment to transforming India's logistics sector through artificial intelligence. This latest infusion brings the total investment in Freight Tiger to INR 270 crore, following an initial INR 150 crore investment made in October 2023.


The investment comprises INR 120 crore through the subscription of Series C Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares, along with an additional INR 14 crore for acquiring 49,500 equity shares from existing shareholders. As a result, Tata Motors is expected to hold between 42% and 46% stake in Freight Tiger on a fully diluted basis.

T V Swaminathan, Vice President and Head of Digital Business at Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, explained that this investment is not merely about funding technology but about fundamentally reimagining logistics through artificial intelligence. He highlighted that the enhanced investment underscores Tata Motors' commitment to strengthening India's logistics infrastructure and advancing digital innovation through smarter, connected, and customer-centric freight operations.

In a separate regulatory filing, Tata Motors announced the incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary, TML CV Holdings B.V., in the Netherlands. This new entity will function as a holding company to manage participations and interests in various businesses and legal entities, aligning with Tata Motors' strategic initiatives in the global market.

This move follows Tata Motors' acquisition of Italian firm Iveco Group NV, a deal valued at around EUR 3.8 billion, announced in late July. The establishment of the Dutch subsidiary and the continued investment in Freight Tiger reflect Tata Motors' strategic focus on expanding its global footprint and enhancing its digital capabilities in the logistics sector.

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