Archive · 18 Sep 2025
JK Tyre Builds Inventory for Expected Post-GST Demand
JK Tyre is getting ready for a boost in tyre sales.
They're making more tyres because the government's tax change on tyres is expected to make them cheaper.
The company is also dealing with US tariffs by selling more tyres elsewhere.
They're also seeing more demand due to a good monsoon season and new vehicle launches.
JK Tyre is confident of continued growth this year.
They have a big plant in Chennai and make many tyres every year.
They're also looking at new markets like Africa and LATAM.
JK Tyre is building up inventory to meet increased demand after September 22.
The company is diverting exports from India to other markets due to US tariffs.
JK Tyre anticipates strong demand due to the GST rate cut and festive season.
The company reported a consolidated net profit of ₹516 crore in FY25.
JK Tyre is exploring new markets in Africa and LATAM.
- Who
- JK Tyre & Industries
- What
- Building up inventory and adapting to market changes
- When
- Report published on September 18, 2025
- Where
- India, with plants in Mexico
- Why
- To meet increased demand after September 22, and due to US tariffs
- Company
- JK Tyre & Industries
- Annual Manufacturing Capacity
- 35 million tyres
- Chennai Plant Investment
- ₹2,600 crore
- FY25 Net Profit
- ₹516 crore
- FY25 Revenue
- ₹14,772 crore
- Exports as Percentage of Revenue
- 12-15%