TRENT CMP 5676. ENTRY PRICE 5518, TARGET 5752, SL 5472.

TRENT CMP 5676. ENTRY PRICE 5518, TARGET 5752, SL 5472.

Tata’s Trent trims stake in Zara, Massimo Dutti JVs with Inditex

The stock has a swing support at around Rs.5480. The stock price may retrace to the level of Rs.5518 on the above news. Potential price reversal could be at around Rs.5752. Favourable risk-reward. This news-based price correction could prove an opportunity for investors as analysts now project 25–30% ongoing growth, and the stock price has more than tripled over the past two years, with trends continuing favorably.

Tata Group’s retail arm Trent Ltd has pared its stake in its joint ventures with Spanish fashion giant Inditex, which operate the Zara and Massimo Dutti brands in India, according to its latest annual filings.

Trent has two separate JVs with the Inditex Group. The first, Inditex Trent Retail India Private Limited (ITRIPL), runs Zara stores; the second, Massimo Dutti India Private Limited (MDIPL), operates the Massimo Dutti brand.

Effective June 23, 2025, Trent is set to replace Nestle India in the BSE Sensex—reflecting its growing prominence in India’s retail sector. In Q4, Trent’s adjusted profit more than doubled to ₹318 crore, driven by a 28% rise in revenue (₹4,217 crore) and improved operating margins (from 8.3% to 9.3%). The growth was underpinned by its Gen‑Z–focused Zudio brand and a rollout of over 200 new Zudio stores in FY25—one of the fastest expansions in Asian retail.

Company profile :

• Trent is a retail company focused on clothing and other retail segments, including beauty retail.
• Unilever is a multinational consumer goods company that owns the Lakme cosmetics brand.
• The two companies have a historical connection, with Trent being formed after the Tata Group sold its stake in Lakme to Unilever.