Tata Group shares in focus: Tejas Network down 8%, Rallis India gains 8%, Tata Tech and Tata Motors in green

On Tuesday, several Tata Group companies saw big movements in their share prices. The stocks in focus were Tejas Network, Rallis India, Tata Technologies, and Tata Motors. While Tejas Network shares fell sharply due to a big quarterly loss, Rallis India shares saw a strong rise. At the same time, Tata Motors and Tata Technologies traded in the green, showing slight gains.

Let’s look at how each of these companies performed in the stock market on July 15, 2025.

Tejas Network share drops after major loss

Shares of Tejas Network dropped nearly 10% after the company reported a large loss for the April-June 2025 quarter. It posted a consolidated net loss of ₹193.87 crore. In comparison, it had made a profit of ₹77.48 crore in the same period last year.

The stock opened with a 2.78% loss and then continued to fall. It touched a low of ₹629.65, which was a 9.97% drop from its previous closing price of ₹699.40 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Later, the stock recovered slightly and was last seen trading at ₹663.55.

This poor performance disappointed investors, leading to the sharp fall in Tejas Network’s share price. The company works in the telecom sector, and this loss raised concerns about its business outlook for the coming quarters.
Rallis India, a company known for making agricultural input products, saw its shares rise for the fourth day in a row. The stock opened the day at ₹375.40, which was a 6.11% jump from the previous close. It later touched a high of ₹385.60 — an increase of 8.99%.

By mid-day, Rallis India was trading at ₹374.30, still up by 5.79%. The stock has gained strong investor interest due to its continued upward trend. From a technical point of view, the stock is performing well. It is currently trading above key moving averages such as the 5-day, 20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day averages, which is generally a positive sign for traders.

This performance signals strong investor confidence in the company, likely due to expected growth in the agriculture sector and good earnings outlook.

Tata Technologies trades in green after recovery

Tata Technologies had a slow start to the trading session. The stock opened in red at ₹715.25, slightly lower than the previous close of ₹716.75. However, it recovered well and touched a high of ₹742.25 — gaining 3.52%.

The stock later settled at ₹723.50, which was 0.94% higher than its previous close. This shows a steady recovery and investor confidence in the company. Tata Tech’s 52-week high stands at ₹1,135, while the 52-week low is ₹595.05.

Tata Technologies is considered a strong player in the engineering and digital services space, and investors continue to keep a close watch on its performance.
Tata Motors shares remained stable and showed slight gains during the day. The stock opened flat at ₹674.65, almost the same as its previous close of ₹674.50 on the BSE. Later, it gained and touched a high of ₹674.60. It was last seen trading at ₹679.20, which is a 0.70% increase.

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This shows a calm response from investors, with no major buying or selling pressure. Tata Motors remains a key player in India’s automobile industry, especially in electric vehicles and commercial vehicles, and is often seen as a long-term investment.
Tata Group is one of India’s most trusted and largest business groups. Its companies operate in sectors ranging from automobiles and telecom to technology and agriculture. Tuesday's market action showed how each company can perform differently based on its own business situation.

Tejas Network’s fall came due to weak financial performance, while Rallis India’s rise was based on strong market demand and technical strength. Tata Motors and Tata Tech showed moderate but positive trends, reflecting stable investor interest.
Investors and market experts will now watch how these companies perform in the upcoming quarters. If Tejas Network can improve its earnings, the stock might recover. Rallis India needs to maintain its strong momentum. Tata Motors and Tata Technologies will be closely followed for their role in innovation, electric vehicles, and tech growth.

Overall, the Tata Group continues to stay in focus for investors, with each company presenting its own set of opportunities and risks.