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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in New Delhi, India, and established in 1951, JK Tyre & Industries Limited is a global manufacturer and distributor specializing in automotive tyres, tubes, and flaps. The company's operations extend across India, Mexico, and other international regions, where it develops, produces, and markets a comprehensive selection of tyres. Its extensive product portfolio serves a wide array of vehicles, including trucks, buses (both bias and radial), light and small commercial vehicles, agricultural machinery, passenger cars (radial), off-road and industrial equipment, military/defense applications, specialty vehicles, two and three-wheelers, motorcycles, scooters, and racing cars. Additionally, JK Tyre offers tyre retreading services. Beyond manufacturing, the company operates dedicated tyre care centers that provide essential services such as repairs, inflation checks, wheel alignment, balancing, rotation, and general maintenance. Products are sold under the reputable JK Tyre, Vikrant, and Tornel brands, supported by an expansive distribution and service network comprising approximately 600 specialized outlets (including Steel Wheels, Xpress Wheels, Truck Wheels, and Retread centers) and around 650 exclusive brand shops.
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