Tata Motors shares were in focus on Tuesday after its UK-based subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) announced an extension of its ongoing production pause until September 24, 2025, following a major disruption caused by a cybersecurity incident first disclosed on August 31.
According to Reuters, this is the latest in a series of extensions since the cyberattack forced JLR to proactively shut down its global IT systems. The company said it has been “working at pace to restart our global applications in a controlled manner,” but admitted that recovery has been more complex than initially expected.
Meanwhile, The Telegraph reported on Sunday that the crisis could extend far longer than officially acknowledged. Industry sources told the publication that JLR suppliers have been warned car production may not resume until November 2025, as the fallout from the devastating cyberattack deepens. Senior company figures were reportedly divided on the timeline, but one person briefed on the matter said: “They’re thinking it’s November before they get to production again.”
Tata Motors shares were down 0.55% at ₹709.00 apiece around 1.55 pm. It has declined 5.37% this year, so far.
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