By FMTeam In the tyre scene of India, no doubt, Apollo Tyres is among the most respected brands and the most preferred one as well. But do you even know anything about this company yet? Like, where it started, how it started, who the Apollo Tyres owner is, the CEO, net worth numbers, and where their main head office is? Well, let’s just go over that briefly.
| Company name | Apollo Tyres Limited |
| Establishment year | 1972 |
| Head Office | Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana |
| Owner/Founder | Founder: Raunaq Singh; Promoter family: Kanwar |
| CEO Name | Neeraj Kanwar, Vice Chairman & Managing Director |
| Industry | Tyre manufacturing |
| Net worth / Market cap | ₹310.52 billion (October 2025) |
| Total revenue (2025) | ₹26,211 crore |
Company Profile
Before anything else, see, Apollo Tyres Limited began its venture in 1972 with only one plant located in India, and presently, it has become a worldwide tyre brand that is available in more than 100 countries. That’s super impressive! Over the years, though, the company was established by Raunaq Singh, and therefore, the Kanwar family has been instrumental in managing the company’s expansion and the formulation of the company’s strategy. And the head office to inquire about anything? Well, for that, you’d have to visit Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana.
Current Status
Apollo Tyres operates two main brands through which they produce and distribute their products, Apollo and Vredestein. And just so you know, as a result of having manufacturing units in India, the Netherlands, and Hungary, the company is able to supply the Asian and European markets in a timely manner.
Of something really recent, well, the company Apollo Tyres resulted in a gross revenue of ₹26,123 crore and a net profit of ₹1,121 crore in the fiscal year 2025.
Future Outlook and Updates
Talking about something really new updates regarding this company, well, as per the headlines, Apollo Tyres intends to invest a total of approximately ₹1,500 crore in the fiscal year 2026, mainly for increasing the capacity of passenger car radial and for upgrading the maintenance operations. Anything else? Yes, see, in addition to that, the company unveiled a plan for a €160 million expansion spread over its locations in India and Europe to make its standing even more strong in foreign nations.