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 revenue projections indicate a decrease from the prior year, which may make investors hesitant. A revenue decline could harm the company's bottom line, prompting investors to be more careful, as lower earnings often signal potential issues with profitability and future performance.

Financial Ratios:

currentRatio 1.334000
forwardPE 14.628553
debtToEquity 29.869000
earningsGrowth -0.478000
revenueGrowth 0.089000
grossMargins 0.437500
operatingMargins 0.071660
trailingEps 17.640000
forwardEps 20.800000

Apollo Tyres Limited'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 Apollo Tyres Limited can meet its financial obligations with ease.
APOLLOTYRE's Forward PE is well-positioned, indicating the stock price is favorable compared to its earnings. This suggests the stock is not overpriced and offers room for growth, making it an attractive option for investors looking for future value appreciation.
Apollo Tyres Limited's low Debt-to-Equity ratio means the company is not over-leveraged, highlighting its conservative use of debt. This suggests reduced financial risk and a stable balance sheet, making Apollo Tyres Limited a financially resilient company with lower exposure to debt-related pressures.
APOLLOTYRE's low growth in earnings and revenue points to a likely reduction in profits. This signals a weakening financial performance, indicating the company might face difficulties in staying profitable.
APOLLOTYRE's negative gross and operating margins indicate the company is operating at a loss, unable to generate profit from its core business activities. This suggests financial strain and potential challenges in maintaining profitability.
Apollo Tyres Limited's forward EPS exceeding its trailing EPS means that the company is expected to increase profitability in the current financial year. This reflects improved earnings potential, signaling that Apollo Tyres Limited is likely to outperform its previous year's financial performance.

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 APOLLOTYRE indicates strong confidence in the stock's future performance. This could encourage investors to park their money in APOLLOTYRE, viewing it as a stable and potentially rewarding investment opportunity with promising long-term growth prospects.