Apollo Tyre profits rise 34% amid strong European performance
17 May 2024
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Tracks impact of India's new extended producer responsibility requirements on profitability
Gurugram, India – Apollo Tyres Ltd has ended its financial year on a strong note, reporting growth both in sales and operating profit.
For the year to 31 March, operating profit grew 34% year-on-year to INR44 billion, on 3% higher sales of INR235 billion, Apollo announced 14 May.
Net profit was up 65% at INR17 billion, despite a “slight impact” of provisions for extended producer responsibility (EPR), as mandated by the Indian government.
In terms of sales, Apollo said both its Indian and European operations’ revenue grew in single digits for the full year and in the fourth quarter.
In Europe, Apollo’s performance “has been much better than the overall market, with market share gains across product categories,” said chairman Onkar Kanwar.
Going forward, Kanwar said the demand scenario was “looking good” for different product segments across the company’s key geographies.
INR billion
Full Year 2024
Full Year 2023
Q4 2024
Q4 2023
Revenue
253.78
245.68
62.58
62.47
Operating profit
44.47
33.14
10.28
9.98
Net profit
17.22
11.05
3.54
4.27
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