MRF Tyres

MRF reported a net profit of ₹525.64 crore in the second quarter of the financial year 2025-26 (Q2FY26), up 11.7 per cent Y-o-Y

MRF Q2FY26 results: Net profit up 11.7% at ₹525.6 cr, dividend declared

Apollo Tyres has given a breakout from its Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern. The stock closed with a positive bias on higher volumes, indicating strong buying interest.

Tyre manufacturers such as MRF, which supplies to automakers including Hyundai Motor India and Bajaj Auto, rely heavily on vehicle sales for a significant portion of their revenue

Technical charts indicate that shares of these 3 tyre-manufacturers can potentially rally up to another 19% from present levels; check details here

Tyre maker MRF reported 29.29 per cent YoY profit growth in Q4FY25 while FY25 net profit fell due to rising input costs; revenue rose 11.8 per cent for the full year

The tyre maker's stock rose as much as 4.8 per cent during the day to ₹1,41,500 per share

MRF Q4 FY25 result: The board of directors of the company proposed a final dividend of ₹229 per equity share

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MRF Q3FY25 results: The board of directors announced a second interim dividend of Rs 3 per equity share (30%) for the financial year ending March 31, 2025

MRF Vice-chairman about the company's growth strategy, export roadmap, and raw material price concerns, among others

PVR Inox, Lodha, Glaxo, MRF and Astral are trading in oversold zone. Technical charts show these stocks can gain up to 33% from present level, or fall by another 19%; here's why.

Both CEAT and JK Tyre maintain that strong demand in the replacement tyre market is helping to cushion the impact of price hikes

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MRF share price: MRF stock is trading higher relative to its historical average

Tyre maker MRF on Thursday said its consolidated net profit declined by 3 per cent year-on-year to Rs 571 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, 2024. The company had reported a net profit of Rs 589 crore in the April-June quarter of last fiscal. Total income increased to Rs 7,280 crore for the period under review as against Rs 6,515 crore in the June quarter of FY24, MRF Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Shares of the company were trading 4.80 per cent higher at Rs 1,41,130 apiece on the BSE.

The jump in the stock price came after the company's profit zoomed 54.8 per cent quarter-on-quarter (Q-o-Q) to Rs 573.4 crore in the June quarter of FY24, from Rs 370.5 crore in Q4FY24.

Crude prices, which hovered around $88 to 90 over the past three months, represent a 6 to 8 per cent increase from the previous quarter, adding further strain on manufacturers' margins

Domestic tyre sale volumes are expected to see a moderate growth of 4-6 per cent this fiscal after witnessing an estimated pace of 6-8 per cent in the previous financial year, ratings agency Icra said on Thursday. This growth in the last fiscal was driven by factors such as elevated base and subdued growth in the commercial vehicle (CV) segment, it said. However, Icra anticipates domestic demand from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in certain consumer segments like PV (passenger vehicle) and two-wheeler as well as for replacement to remain healthy, supporting overall tyre volume expansion in FY25. While revenues are likely to expand by 5-7 per cent this fiscal, high natural rubber prices and increasing crude prices are likely to moderate the tyre industry's margins by 200-300 basis points (bps) in FY25, Icra said. The rating agency also said it expects the replacement market, which contributes to over two-thirds of the industry volumes, to remain stable, aided by healthy ..

Japanese tyre major Bridgestone expects to clock 25 per cent growth in revenue between 2024 and 2026 in India, which is its fastest-growing market globally, according to senior company officials. The company, which on Wednesday launched its 'Turanza 6i' premium range of passenger vehicle tyres developed specifically for the Indian market, will be increasing its tyre production to 40,000 per day in the next four to five years from the current 30,000 per day. "The size of the business (in India) out of our total global portfolio today is limited. However, it is the fastest-growing business portfolio in our global business. So that's why huge attention is there and strategic attention is here in India," Bridgestone India Managing Director Hiroshi Yoshizane told PTI in an interview. He said Bridgestone is already a leader in the aftermarket segment of passenger vehicle tyres in India with around 20 per cent share and the company's goal is to strengthen its position further. When asked