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 14.037605
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 of 1.334 means the company has enough liquidity to meet its short-term debt obligations. With sufficient cash reserves and current assets, APOLLOTYRE can comfortably cover its liabilities, reflecting a strong financial outlook.
Apollo Tyres Limited's Forward PE is in a reasonable range, indicating the stock is priced well relative to its earnings. The stock isn't overpriced, which leaves room for future growth, making it an attractive option for investors seeking value and long-term gains.
APOLLOTYRE's low Debt-to-Equity ratio indicates the company is not over-leveraged. By limiting its dependence on debt, APOLLOTYRE reduces its financial risk and demonstrates a strong capital structure, making it a more stable investment option for those wary of excessive borrowing.
APOLLOTYRE's low earnings and revenue growth suggest shrinking profits. This negative trend could indicate that the company is struggling to maintain its financial performance and may face challenges ahead.
APOLLOTYRE's negative gross and operating margins suggest that the company is struggling to cover its production and operating costs, leading to losses. This reflects a weakened financial state and potential difficulties in sustaining profitability.
Apollo Tyres Limited's forward EPS being higher than its trailing EPS indicates that the company is expected to achieve greater profitability this financial year. This suggests improving earnings and a stronger financial position compared to the previous year's performance.

Price projections:

Price projections for APOLLOTYRE
Price projections for APOLLOTYRE

The price of APOLLOTYRE has remained consistently close to the lower limit of projections. This ongoing pattern raises concerns about the stock's performance and may reflect market hesitance regarding the company's growth prospects.

Recommendation changes over time:

Recommendations trend for APOLLOTYRE
Recommendations trend for APOLLOTYRE


Analysts have shown a buy bias for APOLLOTYRE, marking it as a favorable investment option. This could inspire investors to see APOLLOTYRE as a strong place to park their money, given the positive outlook and growth potential associated with the stock in recent evaluations.