Apollo Tyres
Cooper Tire terminates merger agreement with Apollo Tyres
30 Dec 2013
US tyre maker Cooper Tire & Rubber Company today announced the termination of its $2.5-billion merger agreement with India’s Apollo Tyres
Apollo Tyres wins round 1 in Cooper Tire case in US court
09 Nov 2013
A US court has ruled in favour of Apollo Tyres Ltd saying it did not breach its obligation to complete its $2.5-billion acquisition of Cooper Tire & Rubber Co on 4 October, as originally agreed by the two companies
Cooper Tire moves court to save $2.5 billion Apollo deal
06 Nov 2013
Analysts doubt whether the court will order closure of the acquisition at the original price
Cooper Tire shareholders approve $2.5-bn merger with Apollo Tyres
01 Oct 2013
When finalised, the merger will create the seventh-largest tyre company in the world
Apollo Tyres' $2.5-bn acquisition of Cooper Tire hits union hurdle
16 Sep 2013
An arbitrator has ruled that Cooper cannot sell two plants in the US to Apollo unless the Indian company first reaches an agreement with the workers of those plants
Apollo Tyres to acquire Cooper Tire & Rubber Co for $2.5 bn
12 Jun 2013
Apollo Tyres, India's largest tyre manufacturer, is buying US-based Cooper Tire & Rubber Co for about $2.5 billion in a bid to emerge the world's seventh-largest tyre maker.
Apollo Tyres puts up new Middle East operations hub in Dubai
11 Jul 2011
After its entry into Sri Lanka last month, India's largest tyre manufacturer Apollo Tyres has setting up a Middle East regional base in Dubai as part of its strategy to expand its business three-fold
Apollo Tyres makes entry into Sri Lanka
15 Jun 2011
Autocar performance show on 19 November
16 Nov 2009
Aoollo Tyres to have new brand image
08 Sep 2009
Apollo Tyres connects with target group
07 Jul 2009
Apollo Tyres to buy back Rs122-crore equity
20 Mar 2009
Apollo Tyres to invest Rs2,000 crore in capacity expansion
26 May 2008
Apollo Tyres plans to invest Rs2,000 crore to enhance its domestic and international production capacities over the next three years.
Apollo Tyres showcases 'concept tyres' at Auto Expo 2008
14 Jan 2008
Apollo Tyres is showcasing 'concept tyres' designed by auto designer Tom Tijaarda, at the ongoing Delhi Auto Expo.
Apollo International to invest Rs 150 crore in logistics
By Our Corporate Bureau | 04 May 2006
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By Nisha Das | 09 May 2003
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