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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Company News3 / Tyre manufacturers to lose $2bn in OE revenues due to semi-conductor s...

Tyre manufacturers to lose $2bn in OE revenues due to semi-conductor shortage

Date: 15th December 2021 Author: Andrew Bogie Comments: 0
The shortage of semi-conductors and other key components has had a $2bn negative effect on tyre revenues in 2021 according to Astutus Research data (Photo by Pok Rie from Pexels)

Astutus Research says that the shortage of semi-conductors and other vital components will lead to $2 billion (around £1.5 billion) in lost original equipment tyre revenues in 2021. The analyst notes that demand for new cars is not a factor in the slump in OE stream sales versus expectations, and that a rebound is expected in the coming years when component supply has returned. Astutus Research is currently offering a new report series via Tyrepress, presenting tyre industry forecasts in the wake of Covid-19, which takes into account such dynamics. The series, entitled ‘Beyond Covid-19’ offers market leading data on global original equipment and replacement passenger car and light truck tyre segments. It also offers region-specific PCLT tyre data for Europe, the Americas, and Asia Pacific. A full summary of the 11 available PDF reports with accompanying Excel data-books is available here.

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