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You are here: Home1 / News2 / International News3 / Apollo Tyres invests in solar energy start-up

Apollo Tyres invests in solar energy start-up

Date: 18th January 2022 Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0

Apollo Tyres Ltd. has acquired a 27.2 shareholding in Indian solar energy firm CSE Deccan Solar, purchasing 1,166,250 shares for a total of Rs 93.3 million (approximately £919,000).

CSE Deccan Solar was set up in February 2019 and is based in Mumbai. The company has yet to begin operations but aims to engage in the generation and distribution of solar energy.

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  4. Apollo Tyres suspends production at four plants in India
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