Apollo Tyres of India is believed to have chosen Chennai, Tamil Nadi, as the site of its new radial tyre factory. The company, investing Rs.4.5 billion ($US97 million) in the project's first phase, is aiming to have a production capacity of four million radial tyres per year by the end of the initial investment stage.
Apollo Tyres of India is believed to have chosen Chennai, Tamil Nadi, as the site
of its new radial tyre factory.
The company, investing Rs.4.5 billion ($US97 million) in the project’s first
phase, is aiming to have a production capacity of four million radial tyres
per year by the end of the initial investment stage.
Apollo, which also has plans to acquire a radial tyre factory in Indonesia,
has set a target of Rs. 50 billion turnover and Rs. 5 billion gross profit by
2005.
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