Tata Motors’ shares gained over 2 percent on Friday, ending a two-day decline, after Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) announced partial restoration of its digital systems following a recent cyberattack. According to Reuters, the UK-based luxury automaker confirmed on Thursday that some systems were operational again as part of a phased recovery. A JLR spokesperson stated, “We have notified our employees, suppliers, and retail partners that parts of our digital infrastructure are now functional,” and added that the core recovery efforts are well underway.
In FY25, JLR contributed 72 percent of Tata Motors’ total automotive revenue, marking an increase from FY24, driven by strong demand, especially in North America. Additionally, employee expenses at JLR rose by 15.6 percent to ₹36,887 crore (£3,417 million) in FY25, attributed to workforce expansion and annual salary adjustments. The recovery news boosted investor confidence, helping Tata Motors bounce back after previous losses, with JLR remaining a crucial part of the company’s overall revenue stream.