Apollo Tyres hopes to add Rs 450-700 crore to operating margin over the next few years. Meanwhile, the company which has agreed to US-based Cooper Tire & Rubber Company in an all-cash transaction valued at $2.5 billion, will take a loan of about $450 million on its books, the remaining $2.1 billion will be combined debt that will be in the books of Cooper and Vredestein that they have acquired.
Of this $2.1 billion, $1.9 billion will be raised via dollar-denominated bonds and the remaining $200 million will be asset-based loans. Post this acquisition, Apollo Tyres’ total debt-equity ratio would be about 1:9. This too is expected to steadily come down over the next few years and at a consolidated level their debt-equity ratio would be 1:4.
| Company Name | CMP |
|---|---|
| MRF | 139772.66 |
| Apollo Tyres | 445.30 |
| CEAT | 3713.55 |
| Balkrishna Inds. | 2329.80 |
| JK Tyres & Inds. | 428.30 |
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