"Reduction in average borrowings levels coupled with reduction in interest rates led to interest costs reduction this quarter. Our debt/equity currently stands at a healthy 0.4,” said Manoj Jaiswal, Chief Financial Officer, Ceat.
Net consolidated sales of the company fell 2% to Rs 1,374 crore during the reporting quarter as compared to Rs 1,399 crore posted in the corresponding quarter last year.
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"Given the strong growth potential in the OTR sector and its synergy with CEAT capabilities, we have taken a strategic decision to increase our focus there. CSTL has been created to ensure dedicated focus and drive towards this opportunity. We will be investing Rs 330 crore for an initial capacity of 40 MT/day. The facility, with a primary focus on exports market, will witness phased expansion over the years,” said, Anant Goenka, Managing Director, Ceat.
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