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    • Zensar Tech goes shopping, buys Cynosure for USD 33 million

    • Note ban, higher commodity prices impacted margins: Ceat Chief

    • Ceat sees rubber prices in a very narrow range going ahead

    • Ceat working on margins, says raw material prices had no impact

    • May look at hiking prices if raw material costs increase: CEAT

    • Expect more pressure on EBITDA margins in FY17: CEAT

    • Export weakness, Chinese truck radials dumping a worry: Ceat

    • Expect revenue growth to pick up to 5-7% in FY16: Ceat

    • Yet to see improvement in OEM market for trucks: Ceat

    • To double 2-wheeler tyre capacity in two years: Ceat

    • Margins should be sustainable at current levels: Ceat

    • See headwinds in export markets; 10% growth in H2FY15: CEAT

    • Demand from truck cos firm; weak crude helping margin: CEAT

    • Ceat expects Rs 400-500 cr turnover from Bangladesh mkt

    • See double-digit margins in FY14: CEAT

    • See margins sustain at 10-11% in coming years: Ceat

    • Difficult to sustain margins at 13% going ahead: CEAT

    • We monitor local, global mkts for price arbitrage: Ceat

    • Expect coming quarters to be stable: Ceat

    • Rubber prices to remain stable at Rs 160/kg: Ceat

      Ceat feels that the company's better performance is on the back of better results in the profitable segments and with support from stable rubber prices and other input costs.

    • Raw material prices might rise by 6-7% in Q3: Ceat

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Arnab Banerjee, ED – Operations at Ceat presents his outlook on the company's business going forward.

    • Ceat sees OEM business growing at over 15% in FY14

      In a times when auto Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are reeling under pressure due to slowdown in demand, Ceat expects its business from OEMs to grow more than 15 percent in 2013-14.

    • Hiking import duty on rubber will hit industry: Ceat

      Government has been considering hiking import duty on rubber and the notification regarding the hike would be issued soon. Reacting to the news Manish Dugar, CFO, Ceat said, “We believe that if the hike is imposed then it will make us uncompetitive in terms manufacturing in the country and hence you will start seeing more of tyre imports”

    • Tyre prices brake on stable rubber; exports to boom: Ceat

      Manish Dugar, CFO, Ceat says that with rubber prices remaining stable over the last 4-to-5 months on a strong demand-supply situation it is difficult to expect any fall in tyre prices. Exports constitute 24 percent of the tyre-manufacturer‘s total revenue and growth in exports continues to improve in markets like Indonesia and Italy.

    • Expecting 5-7% tonnage growth in Q3: Ceat

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Manish Dugar, chief financial officer, Ceat gives details on the company's performance. He says he is expecting a positive outlook this quarter as well as in the January-February-March.

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