Thursday, April 1, 2010

Apollo Tyres raises tyre prices by 2-4 pct - official

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Apollo Tyres Ltd has raised product prices across categories by 2-4 percent to offset the surge in cost of rubber, a senior official said on Thursday.

"This is with effect from today, the quantum would vary across product lines," Chief Financial Officer Sunam Sarkar told Reuters over the telephone adding that the hikes are effective from Thursday.

Spot price of the most traded RSS-4 (ribbed smoked sheet) rubber has hit a record high of 15,650 rupees in Kottayam, Kerala, as per data compiled by the Rubber Board.

Natural rubber makes up over 40 percent of the total cost of a tyre.

Sarkar said a further round of price increase was required in coming months to combat the surge in costs.

Rival JK Tyre and Industries Ltd is also planning a price increase in the near term, A.S. Mehta, its director marketing, said.

"We have not yet revised. But we have to very soon," he said.
(in.reuters.com)
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