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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Company News3 / Apollo targeting 50% increase in off-highway tyre share: Interview with...

Apollo targeting 50% increase in off-highway tyre share: Interview with European president Benoit Rivallant

Date: 20th October 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Set against the background of rural Netherlands farm, land just 400 metres from the border with Germany, Apollo Tyres Europe president Benoit Rivallant both celebrated the 25 history of the company’s Vredestein-branded Traxion agricultural tyre technology and set ambitious revenue targets (Photo: Chris Anthony/Tyre Industry Publications Ltd.)

During Apollo Tyres’s recent celebration of 25 years of Traxion agricultural tyre technology, Europe president Benoit Rivallant set an ambitious target of growing the company’s off-highway tyre (OHT) revenue by 50 per cent. In Europe, 16 per cent of total revenue originates from the off-highway tyre sector. This compares with 63 per cent from passenger car tyres, 12 per cent from truck and bus tyres, 8 per cent from spare tyres, 1 per cent from bicycle tyres and 1 per cent from other products. In other words, the 16 per cent originating from off-highway tyre sales is a strategically important figure, 92 per cent of which comes from the agricultural sub-segment. Tyres & Accessories took time out with the company’s European head in order to find out more about how executives plan to achieve such ambitious targets in the context of a broadly challenging tyre market environment.

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