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Tata Motors PV Sales Jump 23% In October, So Why Is Citi Cutting Its Valuation?

Citi has reduced its EBITDA estimates for Tata Motors' India passenger vehicle business, arguing that healthy volumes are being more than offset by lower margins amid rising cost pressures.

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Tata Motors PV Sales Jump 23% In October, So Why Is Citi Cutting Its Valuation?
Citi has reduced its EBITDA estimates for Tata Motors' India passenger vehicle business, arguing that healthy volumes are being more than offset by lower margins amid rising cost pressures.
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