Titan International, Inc. has reported financial results for the quarter ending 31 March 2024. Results for Q1 2024 include approximately one month of results from the 29 February 2024 acquisition of Carlstar Group LLC. Net sales decreased 12.1% year-on-year, to US$482.209 million, and net income attributable to Titan and applicable to common shareholders was down 71.1%, to $9.201 million.
The decline in net sales and income that Titan International, Inc. experienced in the first quarter of the year has continued in the second, with all operating segments reporting year-on-year decreases. Company president and chief executive officer Paul Reitz is nonetheless “very pleased” with these Q2 2023 results.
Titan International has begun the search for a new chief accounting officer after incumbent Amy Evans informed the company on Monday of her intention to leave, effective 4 December. Evans will remain chief accounting officer and a vice president of Titan International until this date. David Martin, the company’s chief financial officer, will then fulfil the remit of chief accounting officer until a successor is appointed.
David A. Martin is the new senior vice-president and chief financial officer at Titan International, Inc. His appointment took effect 14 June 2018, and the tyre maker shares that Martin has also assumed the additional role as the company’s principal financial officer. He reports directly to Paul Reitz, Titan International’s president and chief executive officer.
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