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Ceat reports Rs 35 crore net profit in Q3, total income increases

Tyre maker Ceat on Wednesday posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 35 crore for the third quarter ended December 2022. The company had reported a net loss of Rs 20 crore in the October-December quarter of the previous fiscal. Total income increased to Rs 2,729 crore in the third quarter from Rs 2,416 crore in the year-ago period, Ceat said in a regulatory filing. "Our margins continue to improve as a result of the cooling commodity prices. Growth is led by domestic demand as we remain cautious about international markets that are getting impacted by recessionary trends," Ceat Managing Director Anant Goenka said. The company's outlook for the ongoing quarter is positive, he added. "We have the capacities available to cater to a growing market demand," Goenka said. Ceat CFO Kumar Subbiah said the company brought down its overall inventories by Rs 280 crore, which helped in bringing efficiencies in operating cash flows and minimising borrowings. "We intend to maintain our capex fo

Ceat is planning to invest in off-highway tyres segment: Anant Goenka

At Ceat we wanted to grow in our international business, and our OEM customers were becoming more and more exacting in their specifications, said Goenka

Tyre stocks in demand; TVS, JK Tyre, Apollo, Balkrishna, MRF rally up to 7%

Tyre stocks surged in an otherwise subdued market on expectation of margins improvement amid falling raw material price

CEAT, Apollo, JK Tyre: NCLAT relief may drive tyre stocks up to 16% higher

Most tyre stocks including JK Tyre, Apollo Tyres, CEAT, MRF and TVS Srichakra look strong on technical charts, looking to rally up to 16 per cent

Tyre stocks on a roll; Apollo Tyres hits record high, Ceat 52-week high

The raw material (RM) and other input costs have started softening after a long spell of unprecedented increase, which is likely to improve margins in the medium term for tyre companies

Better grip on future for tyre stocks: Tread on easing input cost, demand

Higher raw material prices had punctured sequential margins of major tyremakers

Ceat surges 16% from day's low post Q2 results; MRF skids 8% on muted show

Going forward, the management of Ceat expects the second half of this year to be better in terms of revenue and margins because of improving domestic demand and stabilising commodity prices.