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  • Will double Hungary volumes by March 2018 to 8,000 tyres/day: Apollo Tyres

  • Apollo Tyres eyes double-digit FY17 sales growth in India biz

  • Two-wheeler segment to contribute 10% to revenue: Apollo Tyres

  • Apollo learnt some lessons from Cooper divorce: Kanwar

  • Inbound deals hit; outbound activity to lift: Thornton

    Grant Thornton's Raja Lahiri elaborates on their report on Indian mergers and acquisitions market. Inbound activity took a beating on the back of the economic slowdown, he says.

  • No risk to Cooper deal; completion by Oct: Apollo Tyres

    Neeraj Kanwar of Apollo Tyres told CNBC-TV18 that he expected the deal with Cooper Tire to be completed by October 2013. He said that part of the company's debt would be repaid by cash flows from Apollo India.

  • Apollo Tyres targets new emerging markets

    The country's larger tyre manufacturer Apollo Tyres is looking to agressively drive into new emerging markets as growth in its core markets of India, Europe and South Africa stagnate.

  • Margins likely to remain under pressure ahead: Apollo Tyres

    Tyre maker, Apollo Tyres expects to clock better margins in the Q3 quarter than seen earlier. Neeraj Kanwar, vice chairman and managing director of Apollo Tyres in an interview to CNBC-TV18 said that the company will post better profit margins in Q3, but its bottomline and margins are still under pressure.

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