Apollo Tyres Limited, one of the leading tyre manufacturers in India, has posted its quarterly numbers when the market ends. The Company’s Q1 profit after tax (PAT) stands at INR 216.88 Cr as compared to INR 67.125 Cr a year ago. Read details – Revenue Apollo Tyres revenue from operation, on a standalone basis, grew by 19% year-on-year to INR 3021.15 Cr which was INR 2538.97 Cr for the period ends 30 June 2017. When compared to QoQ basis, the company’s revenue grew by 10%. The Company’s
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