SAIC to offload another 10% in JSW MG Motor, making JSW the largest shareholder at 45%

China's SAIC will cut its stake in the Indian JV from 49% to 39% as JSW Group rises to 45%, valuing the venture at $1.2B. SAIC plans to reinvest ~6B rupees into new EV and hybrid launches, with $418M earmarked to lift capacity toward 300,000 units amid India's curbs on Chinese capital.

— Source publishedSat, 30 May, 2026, 09:28 IST·First seen Sat, 30 May, 2026, 09:34 IST·Source CNBC-TV18 · Companies

What happened

SAIC will sell another 10% of JSW MG Motor to JSW Group, making JSW the largest shareholder at 45%. SAIC plans to reinvest ~6 billion rupees into new EV and

Key facts

  • 10% stake
  • 49% to 39%
  • JSW stake to 45%
  • $1.2 billion valuation
  • 6 billion rupees reinvestment
  • $418 million planned investment
  • 300,000 units capacity

Why this matters

This staged SAIC divestment under regulatory pressure is a template for other China-India JVs, opening a window for Indian conglomerates to acquire majority control of established auto platforms at sub-strategic valuations.