Overall Fundamental outlook

Business Operations:

Sector: Consumer Cyclical
Industry: Auto Parts

Apollo Tyres Limited manufactures and sells automotive tires, tubes, and flaps in the Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and internationally. It offers commercial, passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, farm, industrial, trucks and buses, off highway, light trucks, agricultural, and bicycle tyres. The company provides its products under the Apollo Tyres and Vredestein brands. Apollo Tyres Limited was incorporated in 1972 and is headquartered in Gurugram, India.

Revenue projections:

Revenue projections for APOLLOTYRE
Revenue projections for APOLLOTYRE

APOLLOTYRE's projected revenue decline from last year is likely to make investors cautious. Lower revenues often hurt a company's bottom line, leading investors to be concerned about the company's ability to maintain profitability and deliver strong financial results in the future.

Financial Ratios:

currentRatio 1.334000
forwardPE 13.571067
debtToEquity 29.869000
earningsGrowth -0.478000
revenueGrowth 0.089000
grossMargins 0.437500
operatingMargins 0.071660
trailingEps 17.640000
forwardEps 20.800000

APOLLOTYRE's current ratio being 1.334 suggests that the company has no issue servicing its short-term debt. Its strong liquidity position, supported by sufficient cash reserves and current assets, ensures that APOLLOTYRE can meet its financial obligations with ease.
APOLLOTYRE's Forward PE is in a favorable range, meaning its stock price compares well with its earnings and isn't overpriced. This leaves room for growth, making it a compelling opportunity for investors looking to benefit from potential future gains.
APOLLOTYRE's low Debt-to-Equity ratio reflects limited reliance on debt, signaling the company is not over-leveraged. This lower financial risk suggests that APOLLOTYRE has a strong capital structure, which can help sustain long-term stability and attract cautious investors.
APOLLOTYRE's low earnings and revenue growth highlight a potential decline in profitability. This suggests that the company's financial health may be weakening, and profits could shrink as a result.
APOLLOTYRE's negative gross and operating margins indicate that the company is not generating profit from either production or day-to-day operations. This could suggest cost overruns or declining revenue, impacting its financial stability.
APOLLOTYRE's forward EPS surpasses its trailing EPS, indicating that the company is expected to be more profitable in the current financial year. This reflects growing confidence in APOLLOTYRE's earnings potential, suggesting stronger financial performance compared to the previous year.

Price projections:

Price projections for APOLLOTYRE
Price projections for APOLLOTYRE

APOLLOTYRE's price has frequently been situated near the lower end of analysts' projections. This trend indicates that the stock is struggling to meet expectations, which could signal a need for improvements in performance or investor confidence.

Recommendation changes over time:

Recommendations trend for APOLLOTYRE
Recommendations trend for APOLLOTYRE


A recent buy bias from analysts toward Apollo Tyres Limited indicates strong confidence in the stock's future performance. This could encourage investors to park their money in Apollo Tyres Limited, viewing it as a stable and potentially rewarding investment opportunity with promising long-term growth prospects.