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Tyre maker Ceat reports steep rise in Q2 net profit at Rs 207.72 crore

Tyre maker CEAT Ltd on Monday reported a steep rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 207.72 crore for the September quarter. The company had posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 6.44 crore in the year-ago period, CEAT Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Consolidated revenue from operations during the second quarter of the current fiscal stood at Rs 3,053.32 crore as against Rs 2,894.48 crore in the year-ago period, it added. Total expenses were lower at Rs 2,793.41 crore as compared to Rs 2,864.18 crore last year, the company said. "The demand continues to be stable, and we are witnessing mid-single-digit growth in our topline across all three segments replacement, OEMs, and international business. Our focus on product mix and judicious pricing helped improve margins during the quarter," CEAT Ltd MD & CEO Arnab Banerjee said in a statement.

Anant Goenka named VC for RPG, retains role in CEAT, Zensar Technologies

Educated at the Wharton School and holding an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, Goenka initiated his professional journey with Unilever and RPG's KEC International

TMS Ep538: Fiscal balance, Ceat's Arnab Banerjee, glacial lake outburst

Will polls pose a danger to India's fiscal balance? What is Arnab Banerjee's view on Ceat's quality management? How will Israel-Hamas war impact markets? What is glacial lake outburst? Answers here

Deming Grand Prize aligns with our quality objectives, says CEO Ceat Tyres

We first received the Deming Award in 2017, and earning the Grand Award now underscores our dedication, says Bannerjee

Ceat lines up Rs 750 cr capex for FY24, says MD & CEO Arnab Banerjee

Tyre maker CEAT Ltd has lined up a capex of around Rs 750 crore for the ongoing fiscal, mostly to be deployed in increasing production capacity of agri-radial tyres at its Ambernath plant in Maharashtra, according to the company MD & CEO Arnab Banerjee. The company expects volume of its supplies to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to pick up in the third and fourth quarter of this fiscal, as it completes transition from smaller rim size to bigger sizes, with approvals from automobile manufacturers expected soon. In the replacement market, where CEAT has seen good growth in the first quarter specially in motorcycle tyres, the company expects the momentum to continue although in the rural market which has been dormant for sometime it may take another two more quarters for growth visibility to come. "We have been talking about Rs 700 crore to Rs 750 crore for the year. Out of which around Rs 220 crore we have done in quarter one," Banerjee told PTI. He was responding to a ...

'No impact of US, EU crisis on CEAT, exports to be 25% of revenue in 2 yrs'

The share of exports in our revenue is around 19.5%. We are targeting to increase it to 25% in the next 2 years, said Arnab Banerjee, MD & CEO, CEAT

CEAT Q1 net profit increases 15-fold on dip in raw material prices

During the Q1 of FY24, the company's total income was also seen up by 4 per cent to Rs 2,938 crore against Rs 2,821 crore during the Q1 of FY23

CEAT logs near 16-fold jump in profit in Q1 on higher demand, fall in costs

Indian tyremaker CEAT posted a near 16-fold jump in profit boosted by strong demand and drop in raw material costs

3 tyre stocks hit new highs on breakout; charts show up to 21% upside ahead

Selective tyre stocks are displaying resilient chart structures, poised to scale higher levels from a medium-term perspective.

Ceat zooms 19% to hit an all-time high; m-cap crosses Rs 10,000 crore-mark

In the past two months, the market price of Ceat skyrocketed 50 per cent after margins expansion of the company were back to double digit in the January-March quarter (Q4FY23).

CEAT reports five-fold jump in Q4 profit on lower raw material costs

The company recommended a final dividend of Rs 12 rupees per share

Tyre stocks rally up to 8% on MRF's strong Q4 results; Apollo at 52-wk high

MRF's board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 169 (1,690 per cent) per share

Ceat looks for opportunities as world seeks alternative to China: Official

With the world looking for an alternative to China for sourcing tyres, Ceat Ltd is planning to cash in on the opportunity based on its 'value brand' positioning despite slowdown in many economies, according to company Executive Director, Finance & CFO, Kumar Subbiah. The company, which gets 20 per cent of its total revenue from exports, plans to enter the US market in the later part of the current year, following up on its entry into the European market for truck and bus radial tires last year. In the current fiscal, the company's exports have been flattish as it "took some kind of beating, largely on account of current conditions in Europe and some other countries finding it difficult to get currency to import tyres", Subbiah told PTI. However, he said, "Exports, we expect it to come back to growth path in the coming year, subject to global macroeconomic conditions permitting that kind of growth. We set ourselves ready to take advantage of any requirements. "The world is looking .

CEAT, Apollo, JK Tyre: NCLAT relief may drive tyre stocks up to 16% higher

Most tyre stocks including JK Tyre, Apollo Tyres, CEAT, MRF and TVS Srichakra look strong on technical charts, looking to rally up to 16 per cent

Better grip on future for tyre stocks: Tread on easing input cost, demand

Higher raw material prices had punctured sequential margins of major tyremakers

Ceat surges 16% from day's low post Q2 results; MRF skids 8% on muted show

Going forward, the management of Ceat expects the second half of this year to be better in terms of revenue and margins because of improving domestic demand and stabilising commodity prices.

Tyremaker Ceat's Q2 net slumps 81% on higher input costs, revenue up 18.1%

Ceat's revenue from operations rose 18.1% to Rs 28.94 billion in the quarter

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Ceat spurts ahead on demand recovery and margin expansion hopes

Stock of tyre maker was up 20% on Thursday

Ceat hits over 4-year high on healthy outlook; stock jumps 60% in 3 months

The company expects the overall tyre industry to perform well due to easing of pandemic-led curbs, pent-up demand from OEMs, and replacement segment.