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JK Tyre completes Kesoram tyre plant acquisition

JK Tyre & Industries Ltd. (JK Tyre) and JK Asia Pacific (S) Pte Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of JK Tyre, have completed the acquisition of Cavendish Industries Ltd. (CIL), which houses three tyre business undertakings of Birla Tyres. The plants are located at Laksar (Haridwar) and are capable of manufacturing tyres, tubes and flaps. JK Tyre would now have[Read More…]

by May 31, 2016 Domestic, News
Growth oriented

Growth oriented

Q & A Vivek Kamra, President, JK Tyre & Industries Ltd. Interview by: Deepanshu Taumar   Q. How do you look at the industry growth? Commercial vehicle growth especially? A. Commercial vehicles will continue to grow as new norms are coming into play next year. It will lead to pre-buying. Seeing the budget announcement on infrastructure, it is clear that[Read More…]

by April 6, 2016 INTERVIEW
JK Tyre inaugurates its second truck wheels alignment centre in Rajasthan

JK Tyre inaugurates its second truck wheels alignment centre in Rajasthan

Specialising in radial technology, Jk Tyre & Industries launched its state of the art ‘JK Tyre Truck Wheels Centre’ at Jaipur.A second truck wheels centre for JK Tyres in Rajashthan, the 19th truck wheel showroom in India for the company, ‘JDTC Automobile Services’, on offer are technically advanced solutions for all tyre and wheel related requirements of trucks and buses.[Read More…]

by December 4, 2015 News
“By next year, the CV industry will grow in double figures. At JK Tyre, we are expanding capacities keeping in mind the increasing demand.” Vikram Malhotra, JK Tyre and Industries Ltd.

“By next year, the CV industry will grow in double figures. At JK Tyre, we are expanding capacities keeping in mind the increasing demand.” Vikram Malhotra, JK Tyre and Industries Ltd.

Article by: Anirudh Raheja With CV industry showing signs of revival, how has been the performance of the tyre industry? Last year has been a difficult year for the CV and the tyre industry. The reason was the sluggish economy and the slow pace of infrastructure development due to a decline in government spending. However, the ‘Make in India’ concept[Read More…]

by April 5, 2015 Expert Speak