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Indias Tyre Sector Expected to Grow 7-8% This Fiscal
Driven by strong replacement demand and festive season boost, India's tyre industry is projected to grow 7-8% this fiscal despite muted OEM offtake and export headwinds.
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JK Tyre And Industries' Approves Merger With Cavendish Industries
Shareholders of Cavendish Industries will receive 92 shares of JK Tyres for every 100 shares that they hold in the company.
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JK Tyre And Industries' Approves Merger With Cavendish Industries
Shareholders of Cavendish Industries will receive 92 shares of JK Tyres for every 100 shares that they hold in the company.
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Icra Pegs Tyre Industry to Grow at 8 Per Cent in FY15
Rating agency Icra has pegged the domestic tyre industry to grow 8 per cent to Rs 49,300 crore during the ongoing financial year (2014-15).
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Davos 2019: Apollo Tyres Sees Demand Surge, Double-Digit Growth In FY20
“We should be looking at a double-digit growth in 2019,” Apollo Tyres’ Managing Director Neeraj Kanwar said.
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As Crude Oil Prices Surge, India Inc. Has Many Reasons To Worry
With Brent crude prices surging to a four-year high, India, the world’s third-largest importer of oil, has a lot to lose.
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Two Anti-Dumping Duties Prompt Tyre Industry To Call For Export Ban On Carbon Black
Supply crunch of key raw material leads to unplanned shutdown of tyre factories.
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Deutsche Bank Bets On MRF, Apollo Tyres, Ceat For At Least 20% Upside
Deutsche Bank initiates ‘Buy’ on MRF and Ceat Tyres; maintains stance on Apollo Tyres.
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Anti-Dumping Duty Imposed On Import Of Bus/Truck Tyres From China
The decision, based on the recommendations of the DGAD, will impose Anti-Dumping Duty in the range of $245.35 - $452.33 per tonne on the import of a certain type of tyres in the heavy vehicle segment.
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Tyre Companies’ Margins Resilience to be Short-Lived?
Tyre companies margins resilient despite rising input prices
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Demand for Tyres to Grow by 6-7 per Cent in the Next 3 Years: ICRA
ICRA, the premier credit rating agency, has released a report which says that the demand for tyres in the Indian automotive segment will grow by 6-7 per cent over the course of next 3 years. This is a small part of a larger revival of automotive Original Equipment (OE) demand in the market.
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Tyre Makers Stare at Lower Revenue as Chinese Imports Soar: India Ratings
The continuing massive jump in cheap imports of tyres, especially those of buses and trucks, from China, which rose 138 per cent in the first quarter, may lead to a revenue decline for domestic tyre manufacturers, says a report.
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Tyre Dealers Urge Government to Abolish 10% Import Duty
Tyre dealers on Thursday demanded abolition of 10 per cent import duty on tyres to check "unfair and exploitative behaviour of the domestic tyre industry".
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Icra Pegs Tyre Industry to Grow at 8 Per Cent in FY15
Rating agency Icra has pegged the domestic tyre industry to grow 8 per cent to Rs 49,300 crore during the ongoing financial year (2014-15).
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Indias Tyre Sector Expected to Grow 7-8% This Fiscal
Driven by strong replacement demand and festive season boost, India's tyre industry is projected to grow 7-8% this fiscal despite muted OEM offtake and export headwinds.
-
JK Tyre And Industries' Approves Merger With Cavendish Industries
Shareholders of Cavendish Industries will receive 92 shares of JK Tyres for every 100 shares that they hold in the company.
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JK Tyre And Industries' Approves Merger With Cavendish Industries
Shareholders of Cavendish Industries will receive 92 shares of JK Tyres for every 100 shares that they hold in the company.
-
Icra Pegs Tyre Industry to Grow at 8 Per Cent in FY15
Rating agency Icra has pegged the domestic tyre industry to grow 8 per cent to Rs 49,300 crore during the ongoing financial year (2014-15).
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Davos 2019: Apollo Tyres Sees Demand Surge, Double-Digit Growth In FY20
“We should be looking at a double-digit growth in 2019,” Apollo Tyres’ Managing Director Neeraj Kanwar said.
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As Crude Oil Prices Surge, India Inc. Has Many Reasons To Worry
With Brent crude prices surging to a four-year high, India, the world’s third-largest importer of oil, has a lot to lose.
-
Two Anti-Dumping Duties Prompt Tyre Industry To Call For Export Ban On Carbon Black
Supply crunch of key raw material leads to unplanned shutdown of tyre factories.
-
Deutsche Bank Bets On MRF, Apollo Tyres, Ceat For At Least 20% Upside
Deutsche Bank initiates ‘Buy’ on MRF and Ceat Tyres; maintains stance on Apollo Tyres.
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Anti-Dumping Duty Imposed On Import Of Bus/Truck Tyres From China
The decision, based on the recommendations of the DGAD, will impose Anti-Dumping Duty in the range of $245.35 - $452.33 per tonne on the import of a certain type of tyres in the heavy vehicle segment.
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Tyre Companies’ Margins Resilience to be Short-Lived?
Tyre companies margins resilient despite rising input prices
-
Demand for Tyres to Grow by 6-7 per Cent in the Next 3 Years: ICRA
ICRA, the premier credit rating agency, has released a report which says that the demand for tyres in the Indian automotive segment will grow by 6-7 per cent over the course of next 3 years. This is a small part of a larger revival of automotive Original Equipment (OE) demand in the market.
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Tyre Makers Stare at Lower Revenue as Chinese Imports Soar: India Ratings
The continuing massive jump in cheap imports of tyres, especially those of buses and trucks, from China, which rose 138 per cent in the first quarter, may lead to a revenue decline for domestic tyre manufacturers, says a report.
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Tyre Dealers Urge Government to Abolish 10% Import Duty
Tyre dealers on Thursday demanded abolition of 10 per cent import duty on tyres to check "unfair and exploitative behaviour of the domestic tyre industry".
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Icra Pegs Tyre Industry to Grow at 8 Per Cent in FY15
Rating agency Icra has pegged the domestic tyre industry to grow 8 per cent to Rs 49,300 crore during the ongoing financial year (2014-15).
