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CEAT Limited is an Indian tyre manufacturer incorporated in 1958. It is part of the diversified RPG Group, where CEAT is cited among the Group’s prominent companies alongside KEC International, Zensar Technologies, and others. The company’s core business is the manufacturing of tyres, tubes, and flaps for passenger, commercial, and off-road vehicles—activities that account for 100% of turnover . CEAT operates six manufacturing plants across India—Bhandup, Nashik, Halol, Nagpur, Chennai, and Ambernath—with each site specializing in categories ranging from passenger car radials and truck/bus tyres to agricultural and specialty tyres.
Globally, CEAT serves customers in over 110 countries and identifies the United States, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, and Europe as key geographies for growth. A product-led brand with deep R&D capabilities, CEAT’s portfolio spans two/three-wheeler tyres, passenger car/UV tyres, light commercial tyres, truck and bus tyres, and off-highway tyres. The company highlights landmark recognitions—being the first tyre brand outside Japan to win the Deming Prize and the world’s first tyre brand to win the Deming Grand Prize; it is also the first tyre brand globally to have two plants (Halol and Chennai) recognized in the World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network for Industry 4.0 excellence .
– Operating divisions and industries served: CEAT manufactures tyres for on-highway (two/three-wheelers, passenger cars/UVs, LCVs, truck & bus) and off-highway/specialty use cases, serving both OEM and replacement markets as well as export channels .
– Revenue/sales by industry vertical (product mix): FY 2024–25 diversified product mix—Truck & Bus 30%, PC/UV 21%, 2/3-Wheeler 27%, Off-Highway 15%, LCV/Others 7% .
– Revenue/sales by channel and geography: FY 2024–25 balanced market mix—Replacement 53%, OEM 28%, Exports 19% . Geographically, CEAT reports a strong international footprint across over 110 countries, with growth highlighted in the Middle East, Brazil/Latin America, Southeast Asia, Europe, and SAARC, while focusing on PCR demand in Europe and Agri-Radial in the US .
– H. V. Goenka, Chairman.
– Arnab Banerjee, Managing Director & CEO
– Kumar Subbiah, Chief Financial Officer
– New subsidiaries: The company incorporated PT CEAT Tyres Indonesia (Feb 3, 2025) and CEAT OHT Lanka Private Limited (Mar 3, 2025) to strengthen international operations .
– Capacity and manufacturing: CEAT commissioned Truck & Bus Radial production in September 2024 with an initial 1,500 tyres/day, plans to add 2,000 TBR/day at Chennai by end-FY 2025–26, expand PCR at Chennai by 30–40%, grow Nagpur capacity by 30% with a Rs. 500 crores investment, and scale Ambernath for export-led growth .
– Product and market launches: CEAT launched India’s first ultra high-performance SportDrive Calm tyres with acoustic-lowering material and Seamless Ply Architecture; became India’s first brand to manufacture Run Flat Tyres (SportDrive range); introduced an innovative multi-phased tread design in truck radials; rolled out a US PCR range (41 sizes) and a long-haul tyre in the USA with DSR design.
CEAT manufactures tyres, tubes, and flaps for passenger, commercial, and off-road vehicles, accounting for 100% of turnover. Its product range spans two/three-wheelers, PC/UV, LCV, truck & bus, and off-highway tyres .
CEAT runs six plants in India and serves customers in over 110 countries across the US, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, and Europe .
In FY 2024–25, the market mix was Replacement 53%, OEM 28%, and Exports 19%. The product mix was Truck & Bus 30%, PC/UV 21%, 2/3-Wheeler 27%, Off-Highway 15%, and LCV/Others 7%.