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Name | LTP | Change % | Volume | Market Cap (Cr.) | Day Range | 52 Week High | 52 Week Low |
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₹1,37,150.00 | -1.16% | 6,137 | ₹59,554.13 | ₹135600.00 - ₹138295.00 | ₹1,43,849.90 | ₹1,02,124.05 | |
₹2,745.60 | -0.02% | 49,598 | ₹53,601.06 | ₹2670.00 - ₹2817.50 | ₹3,375.00 | ₹2,152.05 | |
₹465.35 | -3.97% | 11,59,947 | ₹31,421.62 | ₹464.00 - ₹482.00 | ₹584.90 | ₹370.90 | |
₹3,672.80 | -0.03% | 1,17,318 | ₹14,687.43 | ₹3550.40 - ₹3683.00 | ₹3,808.70 | ₹2,210.15 | |
₹320.50 | -1.2% | 5,21,066 | ₹8,954.97 | ₹312.10 - ₹321.65 | ₹511.00 | ₹243.00 | |
₹2,825.90 | -1.76% | 2,750 | ₹2,231.72 | ₹2780.00 - ₹2891.90 | ₹4,900.00 | ₹2,431.80 | |
₹56.00 | 4.67% | 2,000 | ₹63.34 | ₹56.00 - ₹56.00 | ₹73.50 | ₹49.25 |
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Tyres and allied sector stocks include companies engaged in tyre production, rubber processing and related activities like tread manufacturing and distribution. These businesses earn revenue from tyre sales in both domestic and international markets. Their stock performance is impacted by factors such as vehicle demand, raw material prices, government regulations and global trade conditions.
You can invest in tyres and allied sector stocks through online platforms like Upstox:
Investing in the tyres and allied sector comes with certain risks. Tyre production depends on raw materials like rubber and crude oil-based components, which are subject to price fluctuations, affecting manufacturing costs.
The sector is also heavily reliant on the automobile industry, as tyre demand is directly linked to vehicle sales and production trends. Regulatory challenges, including government policies on imports, exports and environmental standards, can further influence business operations and profitability.
Tyres and allied sector stocks are well-suited for long-term investors looking for exposure to the auto and manufacturing industries. They are ideal for investors who understand market trends, raw material pricing and automobile sector dynamics.
Investing in the tyres and allied sector offers several advantages. The rising demand for automobiles, including passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and two-wheelers, directly drives growth in the tyre industry.
Government initiatives supporting domestic manufacturing, such as import restrictions and production incentives, further strengthen the sector. Tyre stocks also provide diversification by offering exposure to various markets, including automobiles and exports.
Largest Tyres & Allied sector company is MRF Ltd with a market capitalization of ₹59554.13.
Today's Top gainers in Tyres & Allied sector are:
Viaz Tyres Ltd (4.67%)
Today's Top losers in Tyres & Allied sector are:
Apollo Tyres Ltd (-3.97%)
TVS Srichakra Ltd (-1.76%)
JK Tyre & Industries Ltd (-1.20%)
MRF Ltd (-1.16%)
CEAT Ltd (-0.03%)
Most active stocks in Tyres & Allied sector are:
Apollo Tyres Ltd Vol: 1159947
JK Tyre & Industries Ltd Vol: 521066
CEAT Ltd Vol: 117318
Balkrishna Industries Ltd Vol: 49598
MRF Ltd Vol: 6137