Here are the latest stock price details of India's top Tyres stocks. For more detailed updates, check the latest Tyres sector results.
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APCOTEX INDUSTRIES | 391.60 3.96% | 393.10 4.19% |
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APOLLO TYRES | 486.75 3.09% | 486.25 3.01% |
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BALKRISHNA INDUSTRIES | 2,767.90 0.72% | 2,769.65 0.83% |
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CEAT | 2,826.70 2.48% | 2,831.00 2.42% |
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GOODYEAR (I) | 1,011.20 0.48% | Not Listed |
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GRP. | 3,150.00 -0.05% | 3,134.05 2.29% |
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JK TYRE & IND | 380.15 1.18% | 379.95 1.00% |
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MRF | 122,903.35 1.65% | 122,950.60 1.73% |
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NIFTY 50 | Not Listed | 23,518.50 0.28% |
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S&P BSE SENSEX | 77,578.38 0.31% | Not Listed |
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TVS SRICHAKRA | 3,613.05 1.64% | 3,592.20 0.99% |
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BSE prices: November 19, 2024 (Close) NSE prices: November 19, 2024 (Close)
Within the Tyres sector, the top gainers were APCOTEX INDUSTRIES (up 4.0%) and APOLLO TYRES (up 3.1%). On the other hand, RISHIROOP LIMITED (down 1.7%) and PTL ENTERPRISES (down 0.4%) were among the top losers.
Meanwhile, the benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX was at 77,578.4 (up 0.3%).
Based on marketcap, these are the top tyre companies in India:
You can see the full list of tyre stocks here.
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Within the Tyres sector, the top gainers were APCOTEX INDUSTRIES (up 4.0%) and APOLLO TYRES (up 3.1%). On the other hand, INNOVATIVE TYRES & TUBES (down 5.8%) and BIRLA TYRES (down 4.9%) were among the top losers.
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Two commonly used financial ratios used in the valuation of stocks are -
Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E) - It compares the company's stock price with its earnings per share. The higher the P/E ratio, the more expensive the stock.
Price to Book Value Ratio (P/BV) - It compares a firm's market capitalization to its book value. A high P/BV indicates markets believe the company's assets to be undervalued and vice versa.
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Having said that, the two key indices to track are the BSE Sensex which contains the list of BSE 30 stocks and the NSE Nifty which contains the list of NSE 50 stocks.
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On Tuesday, Indian share markets traded on a positive note throughout the session and ended marginally higher.