APOLLOTYRE
NSEAPOLLO TYRES LTD
Automobile
APOLLO TYRES LTD passes 2 of 3 checks. There's something to like here, but also a few things to be careful about. Read the four checks below before forming a view.
The four quality checks
Every company faces the same four checks. Tap the ? on any term to learn what it means.
Is the company drowning in loans?
We check how much the company has borrowed versus its own money. Too much debt makes a business fragile when times get tough.
The company keeps its borrowing under control. That's a sign of a sturdy balance sheet.
Does it make good money, consistently?
We look at how much profit the company squeezes out of its owners' money, averaged over three years — not just one lucky quarter.
It turns its money into healthy profits year after year. A hallmark of a quality business.
Is the big, smart money buying in?
Large professional investors (global funds and Indian mutual funds) do deep research before buying. We track whether they've been adding or trimming their stake.
Professional investors have been reducing their stake recently.
Is the price reasonable right now?
Even a great company can be a bad buy if it's overpriced. We compare today's price tag to how this company has typically been priced over the past five years.
We don't have enough reliable data to run this check yet, so we're leaving it open rather than guessing.
What we noticed
Observations from the data — not recommendations.
- Apollo, established in 1972, manufactures automatic bias and radial tyres, and tubes. It has plants in Kochi, Vadodara, Pune, and Chennai. The product profile includes prominent tyre brands in the T&B, light truck, pass…
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