
Tata Group’s Market value now more than Pakistan’s economy
The research states that the market capitalization of the Tata Group is over $365 billion, or more than Rs 30 lakh crore. This exceeds the GDP of pakistan, which the IMF estimates to be around $341 billion. TCS, an IT company, is the most valuable of all the listed companies in the Tata Group, with a market valuation of around Rs 15 lakh crore, or $170 billion. Based on estimates from the IMF, tcs alone represents half of Pakistan's heavily indebted and cash-strapped economy.
Although all of the Tata Group's businesses have helped to drive up the conglomerate's overall market value, Tata Motors and Trent have had multibagger returns.
In less than a year, Trent's stock has increased by an astounding 200 percent, while Tata Motors' has increased by 110 percent. Furthermore, equities like Tata Technologies, TRF, Beneras Hotels, Tata Investment Corporation, Tata Motors, Automobile Corporation of Goa, and Artson Engineering have all performed well.
However, these are only the conglomerate's listed businesses. The Tata Group includes a number of unlisted businesses, such as Tata Sons, Tata capital, Tata Play, Tata Advanced Systems, and air India.
If these companies are taken into account, the Tata Group's overall market capitalization would increase significantly. For background, Tata capital is valued at around Rs 2.7 lakh crore on the unlisted market. It is alleged that the company intends to initiate its initial public offering (IPO) next year.
With $125 billion in foreign debt and obligations, the nation is under pressure to raise the $25 billion in external debt payments that are scheduled to be made starting in July.
To compound its financial difficulties, Pakistan's $3 billion IMF programme is scheduled to end next month.
Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves, which are now around $8 billion, mean that the country can only pay for necessities for two months.
By comparison, India's GDP, valued at $3.7 trillion, is around 11 times larger than Pakistan's and is expected to rise to the third rank in the world's economies by FY28. india currently has the world's fifth-largest economy.