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Titan launches VPO technology

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Titan International and the recently acquired Carlstar Group have introduced Variable Pressure Operation (VPO) Technology, a flat-proof technology that, according to Titan, offers a versatile solution as an alternative to tweel wheels and other airless polyurethane spoke wheel options, by providing the ability to effectively operate machinery at various inflation pressures – even down to zero psi. The tyre maker is presenting VPO for the first time at Equip Exposition, which is taking place in Louisville, USA between 15 and 18 October.

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Titan International Q2 2024 financial results

Titan International, Inc. has reported its financial data for the second quarter of 2024, results that reflect both the challenges and opportunities faced by the company in a dynamic market environment. Net sales for the three months ended 30 June 2024, reached US$532.2 million, marking an increase from $481.2 million in the corresponding period of last year. This growth was primarily driven by higher volumes in the consumer segment, significantly bolstered by the Carlstar acquisition, which completed on 29 February 2024.

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Yokohama the front-runner to buy Goodyear OTR in >$1 billion-dollar deal

Yokohama Rubber Co. is reportedly in “advanced talks” to buy Goodyear’s OTR tyre business. And what’s more, the Japanese tyremaker is said to be willing to pay “at least $1 billion”, according to Bloomberg reports which cite “people familiar with the matter”. The latest news confirms reports Tyres & Accessories obtained a month ago which suggested that four suitors had been particularly interested in the purchase.

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“Solid results in the midst of challenging market conditions” – Titan International’s Q1 2024

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.

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Titan International completes plant upgrade

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Completion of a major upgrade to its Des Moines facility in the USA gives Titan International greater plant capacity. The company invested US$2 million in the expansion project, which includes the addition of two new 104-inch curing tyre presses that will accommodate the recently expanded AgraEDGE tyre line.

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Goodyear Farm Tires creates LSW European hub in France

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Goodyear Farm Tires has created a new Low Sidewall Technology Development Centre in France to “provide its UK and European …customers with improved access to one of the most innovative products on the market”, according to the company. The French HQ of Titan International – which re-introduced Goodyear Farm Tires to the European market in 2019 – has been scheduled to begin the manufacturing and customisation of wheels for the exclusive LSW wheel and tyre assemblies at the start of April. Previously, all production and assembly of LSW products took place in the USA.

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Agritechnica debut for new Goodyear products

Goodyear Farm Tires will unveil a new product and display its exclusive Low Sidewall range when it heads to Germany for Agritechnica next week. During the show, Goodyear Farm Tires will unveil its new LW Waffle Wheel, which is adjustable to up to eight different track positions (depending on crop row widths) and allows tyres to seat correctly at lower pressures, improving safety.

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High inventories in Q2 2023 drive down Titan International’s volumes

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.

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Titan’s Paul Reitz an EY Entrepreneur Of The Year

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Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) has named Titan International’s Paul Reitz a winner of its Entrepreneur Of The Year 2023 Midwest Award. The chief executive officer considers this not only an honour on a personal level, but also “testament to the fact” that the tyre maker has “an exceptional team in place.”

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Goodyear Farm Tires a BFA sponsor

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Goodyear Farm Tires has signed up as a key partner to this year’s British Farming Awards. The Goodyear agricultural brand, produced by under license by Titan International, is sponsoring the Family Farming Business of the Year category.

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Titan International: Strong 2022 results, India concerns

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Titan International, Inc. has reported record turnover and profitability during the 2022 financial year. While the US-based manufacturer of OTR tyres and wheels increased its net sales by 21.9% to US$2.2 billion, income from operations jumped by more than 141% to $205.8, almost doubling the return on sales to 9.5%.

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Mixed feelings about Russia? – Titan International sends letter to Biden

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In its most recent quarterly report, US-based off-highway tyre manufacturer Titan International, Inc. reports owning 64.3% of Russian tyre maker Voltyre-Prom, with the Russian Direct Investment Fund the remaining shareholder. Yet this connection with Russia hasn’t stopped Titan raising its voice against indirect imports of Russian petroleum products into the USA. Together with the United Steelworkers union, Titan has even sent a letter to Joe Biden.

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Titan takes on investor relations advisor

Off-highway segment specialist Titan International, Inc. has appointed Alpha IR Group its new investor relations advisor. In this capacity, Alpha IR will support Titan and its investor relations activities as well as broaden awareness of Titan within the financial community.

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Titan International in a “great position” despite impending recession, says Taylor

Although the USA is “heading fast toward recession” and inflation “continues to be a problem,” Titan International chairman Morry Taylor expects that some companies “will not be affected by the Big R in a big way.” Demand for large equipment continues to outstrip supply and Taylor anticipates farmers turning a profit. Against this backdrop, Titan expects Q3 2022 revenue of approximately US$540 million.

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Taylor: Titan team can handle whatever comes their way

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Commenting on the “best ever” second quarter that Titan International, Inc. (TWI) reported this year, Morry Taylor has congratulated company president and chief executive officer Paul Reitz and his team on an “outstanding job.” He credits the team with results so good that “the Board of Directors expected that TWI stock would rise, instead of the 16 per cent drop that happened.” TWI has declined in value from US$16.29 per share on 25 August to $12.64 yesterday.

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