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Ceat Specialty gains AGCO-Massey Ferguson approval

Indian tyre maker Ceat Specialty will supply its Farmax agricultural tyres to AGCO’s Massey Ferguson tractors. The Massey Ferguson 5700 M series tractor will be the first tractor to fit Ceat agricultural tyres, with plans to extend across multiple product lines, strengthening the companies’ collaboration in the European market. The first to roll out in the latest Ceat-Massey Ferguson collaboration is the MF 5711 M 115 HP tractor, now equipped with Ceat Farmax R65 tyres in sizes 440/65 R 28 and 540/65 R 38.

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“Highest revenue” – Ceat announces Q2 FY24-24 financial results

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Indian tyre maker Ceat Limited has announced its unaudited results for the second quarter of its 2024-25 financial year, which ended on 30 September 2024. On a consolidated basis, the Company’s revenue closed at Rs 33.30 billion (£304.78 million), EBITDA margin stood at 11.1 per cent, a contraction of 102 bps vs Q1 FY24-25. Net profit stood at Rs 1.21 billion (£11.19 million).

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ETB Wholesale driving forward after in-depth investment project

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ETB Wholesale

ETB Wholesale is investing in its brand portfolio after it signed a sales agreement with leading Indian tyre manufacturer Ceat. The wholesaler said the brand will complement its existing range of products, which include popular tyre brands such as Bridgestone, Davanti and Landsail. It added that it is currently undergoing a comprehensive investment project to position itself as one of the biggest regional players in the sector, with promotions and a significant investment to boost its online presence. ETB Wholesale operates in the Midlands, Wales, the South West and Cornwall, catering for a wide range of requirements for independent garages.

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TIA Group celebrates 25th anniversary

Shropshire tyre wholesaler, TIA Group, celebrates the company’s 25th anniversary next month, marking a quarter of a century of worldwide tyre trade. The international conglomerate, based in Telford, started out in 1999 under the name Treadsetters. Since then, TIA has established close relationships with both its growing customer base and international suppliers.

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Ceat a Bayer 04 Leverkusen premium partner

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German football club Bayer 04 Leverkusen is entering the next two seasons with a new premium and tyre partner. Tyre maker Ceat is joining the Bundesliga team and DFB Cup holders with immediate effect, succeeding previous tyre partner Kumho Tire following the planned conclusion of this cooperation at the end of last season. The newly agreed premium partnership with Ceat is set to run until 30 June 2026.

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Ceat Q1 24-25 results: Strong growth despite margin pressures

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Indian tyre maker Ceat Limited has released its unaudited financial results for Q1 2024-25, the quarter ending 30 June 2024. The RPG Group company reports reaching Rs. 31,928.0 million (£294.06 million), with an EBITDA margin of 12.2 per cent, marking a contraction of 124 basis points compared to Q4 FY23-24. Net profit for the quarter stood at Rs. 1,542.0 million (£14.20 million).

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CEAT Specialty Presents fifth ITOTY Awards in India

CEAT Specialty Tyres, in collaboration with Tractor Junction, presented the 5th edition of the Indian Tractor of the Year Awards (ITOTY) on 10 July 2024. Held at the prestigious TAJ Vivanta Dwarka in New Delhi, India, the event brought together OEMs, farmers, customers, influencers, media, and industry leaders to celebrate advancements and innovations in the tractor sector.

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Ceat net profit surges in FY24

Indian tyre maker Ceat Limited has published its audited results for the three months ending 31 March 2024, the final quarter of its financial year 2024. On a consolidated basis, the company achieved revenue of Rs 299.19 billion (£2.86 billion). EBITDA margin stood at 13.4 per cent, a contraction of 97 bps versus the third quarter. Net profit amounted to Rs 10.23 billion (£97.89 million).

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Cambrian Tyres distributing Ceat two-wheeler range

Two-wheeler tyre specialist Cambrian Tyres has been appointed official UK importer for the Ceat motorcycle and scooter tyre range. This partnership extends to Ceat’s full range of original equipment fitments used by Royal Enfield and solidifies, says the wholesaler, Cambrian Tyres’ position as the “premier provider of high-quality two-wheel tyre brands to the trade.” Initial stocks will be available across various lines from Monday 29 April.

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Ceat aiming to offer the right product for every driver

Indian tyre maker Ceat asserts its commitment not only to expanding production capacity at its Chennai plant but also to halving its carbon footprint by year-end. Presenting itself as a trailblazer in the adoption of sustainable production processes and products, Ceat highlights its EcoDrive summer car pattern as a “clear statement in terms of environmentally friendly driving.” The company emphasises that the EcoDrive’s low rolling resistance not only ensures heightened fuel efficiency but also underscores its dedication to eco-friendly initiatives.

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Ceat extending cricket remit with IPL partnership

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Tyre maker Ceat Ltd is bowling another over in its sponsorship of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The company first partnered with the men’s Twenty20 cricket league in 2015 and renewed the arrangement for a further five years in 2018. The Board of Cricket Control in India has now confirmed its selection of Ceat as an IPL Official Partner.

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Nordic Tyres & GB Tyres further expand sales team

Nordic Tyres and GB Tyres have further expanded their team with the appointment of a new Business Development Manager, Andy Bray. Located in Lincolnshire, Andy will be covering the south-east of England for Nordic Tyres and GB Tyres.

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Smart & sustainable – Ceat debuts new agricultural products

When we wrote about Ceat Specialty following the Agritechnica show in 2019, we described the firm as being perhaps “the largest agricultural tyre maker you’ve never heard of.” Four years is a long time, and Ceat Specialty now not only offers a much bigger range, the chances of being unfamiliar with the brand have greatly diminished. To find out more about today’s Ceat Specialty and its growing product range, we met with chief executive Amit Tolani at Agritechnica 2023.

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Ceat resumes production in Bhandup plant

The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, the environmental regulatory body in India’s Maharashtra state, has permitted Ceat Ltd. to restart operations at its Bhandup plant. It issued directions to this effect on 13 November 2023; these allow the tyre maker to resume production in Bhandup provided it complies with “certain conditions”. Notifying the BSE and National Stock Exchange of India of this development, Ceat does not mention specific details of these conditions but confirms it is “taking necessary steps” to fulfil them.

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Pollution board orders production stop at Ceat factory

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The environmental regulatory body in India’s Maharashtra state has ordered tyre maker Ceat Ltd to pause operations at one of its plants. In notifications supplied to the BSE and National Stock Exchange of India, Ceat reports that the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board told it to “close down operations” at the Bhandup factory in the suburbs of Mumbai. According to Ceat, the Board’s correspondence of 4 November 2023 claims “certain alleged violations of the pollution control norms.”

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