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 ..
CEAT stock reacts to Q4 earnings; CEAT March quarter net dipped 23 per cent YoY to Rs 102 crore as against the Bloomberg analyst expectations of Rs 169 crore.
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Ceat on Friday launched its new premium range of two-wheeler steel radial tyres, targeting both aftermarket and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) segments.
The funds raised will be utilised for both strengthening the balance sheet and growing capex
Tread with caution: Any discount/price cut in the replacement market could offset margin gains
Ceat said the healthy quarter-on-quarter volume growth was driven by strong OEM demand for festive inventory.
The benefits of lower raw material cost resulted in better profitability during the quarter
Selective tyre stocks are displaying resilient chart structures, poised to scale higher levels from a medium-term perspective.
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).
On Friday, June 30, the stock surpassed its previous high of Rs 213.50, touched on December 9, 2022
Overall trend of the MRF shares has become lucrative and highly optimistic following decisive rally over the key hurdle of Rs 95,000. The short-to-medium trend is poised for 20 per cent upside.
The management is hopeful that the coming quarters will see further uptick in growth, as commodity prices remain stable, and the global inflation slows down.
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Shares of related companies have gained up to 84 per cent, as against a 14 per cent rise in the S&P BSE Sensex
The tyre-maker reported 420.7 per cent surge in Q4 net profit to Rs 132.42 crore for the quarter ended March 2023 as against Rs 25.43 crore in the year ago period.
Analysts at Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) said that MRF's Q4FY23 performance surprised positively as lower raw material costs boosted Ebitda margin to 14.7 per cent
MRF's board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 169 (1,690 per cent) per share
Inherent to the tyre industry, raw material costs forms the largest cost head, accounting up to 65 per cent of the total cost, said analysts
Recovery in the replacement segment and sales to auto makers to drive volumes