Apollo Tyres Buying Vredestein for 300 Million Euros
The only lingering question after it was announced that India’s Apollo Tyres would but Vredestein Banden was, “How much?”
Apollo Tyres Dons New Corporate ID
After three decades, India’s Apollo Tyres has changed its corporate logo.
Apollo Tyres Enters Sri Lankan Market
Exports of Apollo Tyres’ products to Sri Lanka have begun following the beginning of a working partnership with local Mitsubishi distributor United Motors.
Apollo Tyres to Receive OTR Investment Loan from BEML
In 2007 Apollo Tyres entered into an agreement to supply OTR tyres to Indian mining equipment manufacturer BEML, and on Feb. 13 the tyre maker announced it will receive a Rs 1 billion (≤14.45 million) loan from the state-owned enterprise to cover the costs of a new facility that will meet anticipated BEML demand.
Apollo Tyres to Receive OTR Investment Loan from BEML
In 2007 Apollo Tyres entered into an agreement to supply OTR tyres to Indian mining equipment manufacturer BEML, and on Feb. 13 the tyre maker announced it will receive a Rs 1 billion (≤14.45 million) loan from the state-owned enterprise to cover the costs of a new facility that will meet anticipated BEML demand.
Apollo Tyres Launches New Alloy Wheel Range
Apollo Tyres has launched its new alloy wheel brand, Acelere Wheelz.
Apollo Tyres Net Profits Fall Almost 90%
Apollo Tyres Ltd. has reported a nearly 90% fall in net profits in the third quarter of the company’s 2008/2009 financial year.
Meeting Fails to Resolve Lockout at Factory Supplying Apollo Tyres
A meeting held on Jan. 7 to discuss the lockout at the PTL factory in Kalamassery, India, which exclusively supplies Apollo Tyres, has failed to find a viable means of ending the standoff between management and unions.
Lockout Declared at Factory Outsourced to Apollo Tyres
Apollo Tyres gave word on Dec. 6 that a plant owned by PTL Enterprises producing tyres exclusively for the Apollo entered a lockout situation as of 2 a.m. that day.
Apollo Tyres Buries Hatchet with AITA
Apollo Tyres has told news sources today that the company has resolved its “issues” with the All Indian Tennis Association, stating that officials within the sporting organisation had in fact “appreciated” the support offered by the corporation.