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APOLLO TYRES LTD

Automobile and Auto Components › Auto Components·NIFTY 500NIFTY MIDSMALLCAP 400NIFTY MIDSMALLCAP400 50:50NIFTY SMALLCAP 100+6
₹383.20
at close · 27 Oct 2026
▼ 5.75 (-1.48%)

Latest filings

  1. Apollo Tyres Reports Nil Physical Share Transfer Requests in September 2026 · Compliance
  2. Postal ballot results - Whole-time Director appointment approved · Management Changes
  3. Apollo Tyres files Q2 demat compliance certificate with exchanges · Compliance
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Snapshot

What the business is, and whether it's a good one at a fair price.

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Manufactures and sells tyres, primarily for passenger vehicles and trucks, across three reporting regions. APMEA (Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa) is the largest, accounting for 63.2% of FY26 segment revenue at ₹20,206.263 crore, with both replacement and original equipment (OE) channels in India posting strong volume growth. Europe operations contributed 27.7% at ₹8,855.83 crore, with manufacturing now consolidated in Hungary following the closure of the Enschede plant in the Netherlands on June 30, 2026. The Others segment (Americas and other regions) contributed 9.1% at ₹2,907.453 crore. Consolidated Q4 FY26 revenue reached ₹73.4 bn (+14% YoY) at a 14.6% EBITDA margin. Fresh passenger-vehicle OE approvals were secured from BMW, MINI, Genesis, KIA and Mahindra. Capacity utilisation stood at 90% across India and Europe operations. The largest cost line is raw materials at 46.4% of revenue, followed by other operating expenses at 18.4% and employees at 12.4%.

Revenue mix · reported segments
APMEA63.2%
Europe27.7%
Others9.1%
Operating scale
Capacity utilisation
90%Q4 FY26 (India and Europe)
FY27 capex guidance
₹3,500 crore (~80% growth/capacity)FY27
Consolidated revenue
₹73.4 bn (+14% YoY)Q4 FY26
India revenue
₹52.4 bn (+14.3% YoY)Q4 FY26
Europe revenue
EUR 170 mn (-1% YoY)Q4 FY26
Net debt / EBITDA
0.4x consolidatedFY26
Who pays it
Vehicle OEMs (passenger cars and trucks, including BMW, MINI, Genesis, KIA, Mahindra) and replacement-market buyers across India, Europe and other regions
Biggest cost
Raw materials at 46.4% of revenue, with natural rubber as the key driver
Kind of business
Cyclical, asset-heavy multi-region tyre manufacturer exposed to natural rubber price volatility
Where it sits
Listed Indian tyre manufacturer with manufacturing operations in India and Hungary, serving replacement and OE markets across APMEA, Europe and other regions
Market Cap
₹24,337 Cr
P / E (TTM)
14.2×
EV / EBITDA
7.1×
Div Yield
2.21%
Growth
10.4%▲
Revenue 5y CAGR
PAT +31.4% · EBITDA +6.9%
Quality
10.0%·
ROCE (5y median)
ROE 8.2% (5y median) · margin 11.4%
Leverage
0.16·
Debt / Equity · low
Net debt ₹1,602 Cr
Revenue FY21→FY26
1.6×▲
Margin +2.8 pts
₹17,397 Cr → ₹28,471 Cr
Cash conversion
2.23×▲
Operating cash ÷ profit · 5 yrs
₹13,303 Cr on ₹5,959 Cr
Moves on a normal day
1.03%·
Median daily move
Last 267 sessions · the yardstick for filing-day moves
Where it sits among 16 Tyres & Rubber Products peersBar = share of peers beaten · tick = industry median · latest reported figures
P/E (TTM)#4/13
P/B#7/16
ROCE#11/17
ROE#9/16
Debt / Equity#7/16
EBITDA margin#3/16
Revenue growth#6/15
Profit growth#1/16

Scorecard

Measured from the filed financials, judged against its Tyres & Rubber Products peers · as of FY26 — not investment advice

Strengths
Profit compounding 31% a year over 5 years
Debt at 0.16× equity
lower than 60% of its 16 Tyres & Rubber Products peers
Over 5 years it reported ₹5,959 Cr of profit and ₹13,303 Cr of operating cash — 2.23×
Profit is converting into cash
Pays out 39% of profit as dividend
Concerns
Nothing flagged in the filed numbers.

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Common questions

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What does APOLLO TYRES LTD do?

APOLLO TYRES LTD is a Auto Components company listed on NSE and BSE, trading under the symbol APOLLOTYRE.

Is APOLLO TYRES LTD profitable?

Yes. Over the trailing twelve months APOLLO TYRES LTD reported a net profit of ₹1,708 Cr on revenue of ₹29,308 Cr.

Does APOLLO TYRES LTD pay a dividend?

Yes. The dividend yield is 2.21% at the current price. It paid out 39% of its profit as dividend in FY26.

Is APOLLO TYRES LTD debt-free?

No. It reported borrowings of ₹2,632 Cr on its 31 Mar 2026 balance sheet, or net debt of ₹1,602 Cr after cash. Debt stands at 0.16× equity. That is lower than 60% of its 16 Tyres & Rubber Products peers.

Is APOLLO TYRES LTD expensive compared with its peers?

On trailing P/E, APOLLO TYRES LTD ranks 4 of 13 in Tyres & Rubber Products — cheaper than 75% of them, against an industry median of 25.0×. This is a position, not a valuation judgement.

How much does the APOLLO TYRES LTD share price move in a day?

On a typical session APOLLO TYRES LTD moves 1.03% — that is the median absolute close-to-close move across its last 267 trading days. MarketPing measures each filing's price reaction against it.

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