Friday, December 12, 2008

Tata Motors launch FD scheme offers 10 per cent on deposit

Tata Motors Ltd maker of Indica and Indigo cars has launched a fixed deposit scheme. The company announced the scheme through a newspaper advertisement on Monday.

A company has launched the scheme in order to raise money from the public at a time of serious liquidity crunch credit seizure and as the banks is not willing to lend the money.


Tata Motors will be offering 10 per cent for a one year deposit with senior citizens getting half a percent more.

Company has taken this move when it is fighting a mounting battle to raise cash to pay down the debt raised during the acquisition of Jaquar Land Rover last year.

Tata Motors stocks climbed down to near its 52-week low of Rs 122. At 1:45 pm it was trading at Rs 134.25, down 1.54 per cent.

5 comments:

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Unknown said...

Investing in FD is good while the rates are high. This is the right time to invest in the Fixed Deposits.

Abhishek said...

Hey, I also saw the advert though quite late. Do you know whether this is the first time a corporate has gone direct for retail debt in this way or it has been done by someone earlier also?

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