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JK Tyre plans 11%-13% price hikes by September-end
JK Tyre plans product price increases of eleven to thirteen percent. These hikes will occur by the first half of fiscal year twenty twenty-seven. Rising input costs, including petroleum-based materials, drive these planned price adjustments. Rivals Apollo Tyres and CEAT have also implemented similar price increases. Strong vehicle sales provide tyre makers room to pass on higher expenses.
CEAT approves rights issue subscription in subsidiary, Tyresnmore Online
CEAT announced that it has approved an investment of up to Rs 2.74 crore in its wholly owned subsidiary, Tyresnmore Online, by subscribing to its rights issue.
Goodyear, CEAT, other tyre stocks rally 7% on softer crude; check top picks
Notably, around 70 per cent of tyre production costs come from crude-linked raw materials like synthetic rubber and carbon black, which makes the industry highly sensitive to oil prices.
CEAT Plans More Price Hikes Soon, Sees Margin Recovery Only In H2
CEAT is likely to increase prices by 3-5% in the next 15 to 20 days, with more hikes planned in July, August and September.
Indian firms line up for US tariff refunds amid looming legal challenge
Indian exporters including Ceat, Balkrishna, CNH India and Gokaldas are seeking refunds of Trump-era reciprocal tariffs after US courts ruled them illegal. However, uncertainty over eligibility, timelines and the administration's appeal has left companies awaiting clarity on potential recoveries.
Ceat flags near-term margin pressure; brokerages split on outlook
Ceat laid out its growth and margin roadmap at its investor meet held on 26 May 2026, flagging near-term pressure from raw material cost inflation
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Five Stocks To Buy: Dixon Tech, CEAT, Piramal Finance And More | May 25, 2026
Top picks include rubber recycler GRPL, tire major CEAT, financial services firm Piramal Finance, electronics manufacturer Dixon Technologies, and telecom gear maker HFCL.
Top Gainers and Losers on April 30: Vedanta, Waaree Energies, Eternal, Adani Energy, Ceat, among top losers
The Indian stock market declined in April's final session due to rising crude oil prices and a weak rupee, with the Nifty 50 down 0.73% and the Sensex 0.78%. Both indices recorded over 7% gains for the month, while the rupee hit a record low against the dollar.
Gainers & Losers: GRSE, Vedanta among 8 big movers on Wednesday
Indian markets closed higher led by auto, FMCG, and IT stocks. Strong Q4 earnings drove gains in GRSE, CEAT, and Vedanta, while REC, Cohance Lifesciences, and India Cements declined.
CEAT shares jump up to 12% on margin expansion, healthy volumes in Q4
Volume growth remained healthy across segments, led by strong traction in OEM and international markets, while the replacement segment remained largely flat.
CEAT shares rally 12% after Q4 net profit soars 145% to Rs 244 crore. Should you buy?
CEAT shares surged over 12% after reporting a remarkable 145% jump in Q4 FY26 net profit to Rs 243.85 crore. Revenue also saw a significant 23% rise. The company recommended a higher dividend of Rs 35 per share. Despite geopolitical headwinds, CEAT achieved robust growth across all segments, with plans to expand capacity and manage rising raw material costs.