Top Tyre Stocks in India by Market Capitalization

India’s tyre industry is a growing sector, supported by robust automotive demand. The combined market capitalization of the top tyre companies exceeds ₹1.8 lakh crore. These companies lead with innovation and global competitiveness.

Tyre Industry Overview

India’s tyre industry is valued at ₹65,000 Cr and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8% through 2025. Rising vehicle sales, export demand, and infrastructure projects are driving this growth.

MRF

Market Cap: ₹55,569.58 Crore Headquartered in Chennai, MRF is India’s largest tyre manufacturer and a global leader in high-performance tyres. The company produces tyres for cars, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles. Brands: MRF ZLX, Wanderer, Perfinza. Data as of 18th December 2024. Source – NSE.

Balkrishna Industries

Market Cap: ₹54,673.97 Crore Based in Mumbai, Balkrishna Industries specializes in off-highway tyres for agriculture, construction, and industrial applications. With exports to over 160 countries, it is a global player in niche segments. Data as of 18th December 2024. Source – NSE.

Apollo Tyres

Market Cap: ₹33,765.14 Crore Headquartered in Gurgaon, Apollo Tyres is a market leader in passenger and commercial vehicle tyres. Known for its innovation and quality, Apollo has a strong presence in India and Europe. Brands: Apollo, Vredestein. Data as of 18th December 2024. Source – NSE.

Ceat

Market Cap: ₹12,564.41 Crore Mumbai-based Ceat is known for its durable and reliable tyres for two-wheelers, passenger cars, and trucks. The company emphasises sustainable practices and customer-centric solutions. Data as of 18th December 2024. Source – NSE.

JK Tyre & Industries

Market Cap: ₹11,111.51 Crore JK Tyre is a pioneer in radial tyre technology and has a strong global presence, with manufacturing facilities in India and Mexico. Data as of 18th December 2024. Source – NSE.

Pix Transmissions

Market Cap: ₹3,292.60 Crore Though primarily known for industrial belts, Pix Transmissions also excels in niche tyre manufacturing. Its strong focus on innovation makes it a notable player. Data as of 18th December 2024. Source – NSE.

Summary and Highlights

The Indian tyre industry is growing rapidly, supported by increased vehicle sales and exports. Companies like MRF and Balkrishna Industries lead the market, offering robust investment opportunities for investors. Source – NSE