In a major victory for India’s automotive giant on the global stage, Tata Motors shares surged by over 5% on February 11, 2026, hitting a fresh 52-week high of ₹497.80. The rally was fueled by the announcement of a landmark deal secured by the company’s Indonesian subsidiary, marking its largest-ever vehicle supply order in the Southeast Asian nation.
The “Record-Breaking” Order
The Indonesian arm of the company, PT Tata Motors Indonesian Distributionhas entered into a strategic agreement to supply a staggering 70,000 commercial vehicles. This deal is central to Indonesia’s national efforts to modernize its agricultural and rural logistics sectors.
Key details of the vehicle split:
Tata Yodha (Pick-up): 35,000 units intended for farm-to-market transportation and last-mile connectivity.
Tata Ultra T.7 (Truck): 35,000 units designed for regional goods movement and supply chain support.
The order was placed by PT Agrinas Pangan Nusantaraa state-owned Indonesian enterprise. The vehicles will be deployed as part of major strategic initiatives like the Village Cooperative and Merah Putih Project Villagewhich focus on food security and rural economic resilience.
Why the Markets are Cheering
Investors responded with heavy buying interest for several reasons:
Global Acceptance: The deal reinforces the growing confidence in Indian-manufactured commercial vehicles for demanding international terrains.
Post-Demerger Momentum: This is the first major international win for the commercial vehicle (CV) business since its demerger from the passenger vehicle (PV) segment. The CV stock has already rallied nearly 50% from its post-demerger listing price.
Strong Sales Performance: The news comes on the heels of robust January 2026 domestic sales figures, where the CV segment saw a nearly 30% year-on-year growth.
A Phased Rollout
To ensure operational success, Tata Motors will deliver the fleet in a structured, phased manner through various agricultural cooperatives. This ensures that the infrastructure for maintenance and parts is established alongside the deployment, guaranteeing long-term utility for Indonesian farmers.
As the day progressed, the stock remained a top performer on both the NSE and BSE, with analysts suggesting that this deal opens the door for further large-scale government contracts in the ASEAN region.
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