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Ceat Ltd

Industry: Tyres
Latest CMP 3,264
Today's Change ▲ 0.75%
52-Week High / Low 4,259 | 3,075
Price Date: 30-Sep-2026
Recommendation Strong Sell
Target Price 3,697
Expected Upside 6.4%
Forecast Horizon 2 Years
Historical CAGR 20.0%
1,000 Invested 01-Oct-2006
Today's Value 38,176
Investment Period 20 Years

Stock Snapshot

Post Results Return
-4.5%
Mild Negative Re-rating
1-Year Target Price
3,133
2-Year Target Price
3,697
52-Week High / Low
4,259 / 3,075
20-Day Return
-1.5%
Market Cap (Cr.)
13,221
Current PE
16.2
P/BV Ratio
2.6
Dividend Yield
0.8%
Industry PE
21.6

Price Performance

Vista Outlook

Basis of our Recommendation

CEAT Ltd. is currently navigating a complex operating environment characterized by robust volume growth and premiumization efforts, offset by significant input-cost headwinds. Management's focus on integrating the Camso business is pivotal for long-term growth, as it aims to shift towards higher-value segments. Despite recent margin compression due to elevated raw material prices, the company has demonstrated pricing power in the replacement segment, implementing an 11% price increase to protect margins. Vista's financial outlook reflects moderated revenue growth and ongoing margin pressures, with a fair valuation aligned with intrinsic value. The expected upside is constrained by rising costs and geopolitical uncertainties affecting supply chains. Over the next 12-24 months, key opportunities include market share gains and successful Camso integration, while watchpoints involve sustained raw material price volatility and potential demand softening in the replacement market due to pricing actions

👍 Why We Like This Stock

  • Successful integration of the Camso business is expected to enhance CEAT's market position in higher-value segments
  • Management's proactive pricing strategies are aimed at mitigating margin pressures from rising raw material costs
  • Strong demand in both domestic and international markets supports potential revenue growth

⚠ Things To Watch Out For

  • Ongoing raw material price inflation poses a significant threat to profitability and margin stability
  • Geopolitical tensions may create uncertainties in supply chains, impacting operational efficiency
  • The need for price hikes in the replacement market could dampen demand and affect revenue growth

Key Parameters

Balance Sheet Strength
Stable Financial Structure
Market Share
Stable
Industry Outlook
Improving
Analyst View
Buy
Dividend History
Consistent
FII Holdings
Reducing

Financial Snapshot

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Actuals Forecast
FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28
Revenue (Cr.) 11,943 13,218 15,678 16,556 18,062
Profit Before Tax (Cr.) 915 674 1,031 845 1,031
PBT Margin 7.7% 5.1% 6.6% 5.1% 5.7%
Net Profit (Cr.) 742 551 838 679 827
Earnings Per Share 184.8 136.3 207.1 167.4 204.3

Analyst Recommendations

Broker Recommendation Target Price Date
Moneycontrol ► Equalweight nan 26-Aug-2026
ICICI Securities ▲ Buy 4,300 20-Jul-2026
Kotak Securities ▼ Reduce 3,350 20-Jul-2026
Nomura ▲ Buy 4,266 20-Jul-2026
Motilal Oswal ▲ Buy 4,228 17-Jul-2026
Elara Capital ▲ Buy 228 07-May-2026
Anand Rathi ► Add 3,850 30-Apr-2026
Emkay Global ▼ Reduce 3,600 30-Apr-2026
Consensus Recommendation ▲ Buy
Consensus Target 4,247
Coverage 8 Analysts
Analysts' Viewpoint
CEAT's growth is bolstered by strong volume growth in international markets and a successful premiumization strategy, particularly in the replacement and OEM segments. The Camso acquisition is pivotal, offering entry into higher-value off-highway categories, though it presents integration challenges and upfront costs. Margin pressures persist due to high raw material costs, necessitating price hikes. Future catalysts include the completion of Camso's customer transition and anticipated margin improvements as input costs stabilize.

Company Overview

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CEAT Limited manufactures automotive tyres, tubes, and flaps in India and internationally. The company offers a range of tyres for rubber tires and tubes for scooters, bikes, two and three wheelers, cars, buses, LCVs, trucks, and tractors, as well as agricultural and industrial radial tyres. It also exports its products. The company was formerly known as CEAT Tyres of India Limited and changed its name to CEAT Limited in 1990. The company was founded in 1924 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India. CEAT Limited operates as a subsidiary of RPG Enterprises Limited.