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Why Tata Motors Commercial Vehicle Shares Aren’t Showing in Your Trading App

By Amit Jangra | Published Date : October 30, 2025

TMLCV shares are credited to demat accounts but not visible in trading apps until BSE/NSE listing approval, expected in 45–60 days.


If you recently checked your trading app and wondered why Tata Motors commercial vehicle (TMLCV) shares aren’t showing up, don’t worry, you’re not the only one. Even though the shares have already been credited to shareholders’ demat accounts, lots of investors have noticed they don’t appear on their trading platforms yet. So, what’s really happening here?

Listing Process and Temporary Inaccessibility

Table of Contents
1. Listing Process and Temporary Inaccessibility
2. What Happened With Tata Motors?
3. Conclusion

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The main reason is simple — the shares are not yet available for trading. TMLCV is still waiting for approval from the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) to get officially listed. The company has filed the application, but this process usually takes about 45 to 60 days.

Until then, the shares remain frozen in demat accounts. This is totally normal and just a short-term limitation to make sure the listing procedure is done properly. So, for now, shareholders can’t view or trade these shares on their apps.

Once both exchanges approve, the shares will appear in trading accounts and can be bought or sold like normal. Tata Motors will also notify shareholders when trading officially starts.

What Happened With Tata Motors?

This all started on October 14, when Tata Motors went through a big demerger. The company split its commercial vehicle business from its passenger car, electric vehicle and Jaguar

  • Land Rover (JLR) businesses.
  • Passenger vehicles are now under TMPV.
  • Commercial vehicles (CV) continue under the original Tata Motors name, as per the approved plan.

This demerger is meant to let each business grow on its own, giving more clarity to investors and helping create long-term value.

Conclusion

So, if your trading app isn’t showing TMLCV shares yet, chill, it’s just a procedural thing. Once the exchanges give the go-ahead, expected in a few weeks, the shares will show up and you can trade them normally.

The demerger actually positions Tata Motors for better growth in both passenger and commercial vehicle segments. Until then, your shares are safe in your demat account — they’re just waiting to hit your trading app.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Commercial Vehicles

1: Why can’t I see TMLCV shares in my trading app?

Ans: Shares are credited to demat accounts but waiting for BSE/NSE listing approval, making them temporarily invisible.

2: When will TMLCV shares appear in my trading account?

Ans: Once both exchanges approve the listing, expected within 45–60 days, shares will be visible and tradable.

3: Are my TMLCV shares safe while not visible in the app?

Ans: Yes, the shares are credited to your demat account; they’re just frozen until the listing process completes.

4: What caused this temporary inaccessibility of shares?

Ans: Tata Motors demerged its commercial vehicle business and shares are pending official listing with exchanges.


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About the Author

Amit Jangra

Amit Jangra

Amit Jangra is a dedicated content writer at TrucksBuses.com, a leading Indian portal for commercial vehicle insights. With a strong background in social work and a passion for the transportation sector, Amit brings a unique perspective to his writing. His articles are known for their clarity and depth, making complex topics accessible to a broad audience. Amit's commitment to empowering readers through informative content reflects his broader mission of societal upliftment.