“Once Apollo Tyres’ plant in Gyöngyöshalász is supplying the European market, the region is expected to account for around half of the company’s entire turnover,” said Neeraj Kanwar, vice-chairman and managing director of Apollo Tyres, at a formal inauguration of the companyʼs second Global R&D Center in Chennai, India. The company is hoping for double-digit growth in terms of volume, he added. 

Apollo Tyres claims to have a “strong international manufacturing presence,” with one plant in the Netherlands and another greenfield facility currently being set up in Hungary.