Later today (30 November), we will publish the December 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distribute it to subscribers. In yet another bumper-sized issue, we bring you unique insights into: Tire income growth eased in Q3Analysis by segmentAnalysis by regionRankings for Q3 2021, and 2020 and 2019Company by company analysis of Q3 resultsTop-10
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Why SDGs matter to the tire industry
Earlier today (29 October), we published the November 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distributed it to subscribers. In yet another bumper-sized issue, we bring you unique insights into: Early Q3 results show slow-down in recoveryMichelinCeatJK TyreApolloGajah TunggalContiTrelleborgChinaNankang takes over FederalTaiwan tire industry in turmoil following US dutiesEuric pushes end-of-waste criteriaA discussion among
Just what is going on in the tire industry?
Later today (30 September), we will publish the October 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distribute it to subscribers. In yet another bumper-sized issue, we bring you unique insights into: Nokian reveals strategy to ‘25Nokian plans for fast growth to reach €2000mnDouble sales in N America, up by 50% in Europe, other regionsReports
(Part of the) Tire industry is on the crest of a wave
Later today (31 August), we will publish the September 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distribute it to subscribers. In yet another bumper-sized issue, we bring you unique insights into: Tire business to June 2021Tire sales recover, but industry is still in crisisFirst-half results from all the top companiesWebinar analysed H1 resultsBig tire
How the global tire industry recovered from Covid
We’ve just published (17 August) a massive 250-page Insiders Guide to the Tire Industry in 2021 – a comprehensive report into the state of the tire industry after the Covid-19 Crisis. You can download the contents, or subscribe at our website. I’ve divided it into ten sections Corporate results & Financial analysisGlobal outlook for 2021Corporate
Why tire recycling companies fail
Later today (30 July), we will publish the August 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distribute it to subscribers. In yet another biggest-ever issue, we bring you unique insights into: Tire business to June 2021Tire sales recover, but industry is still in crisisFirst-half results from Michelin, Ceat, Trelleborg and TitanWhy tire recycling is
Prepare for a revolution in how materials for tires are sourced
Later today (30 June), we will publish the July 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distribute it to subscribers. Download the contents from here In yet another biggest-ever issue, we bring you unique insights into: Why pricing models will need to changeCommentary from David Shaw, based on revolution in raw materials sourcingMichelin’s ‘green’
Tire suppliers go green
Earlier today (31 May), we published the June 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distributed it to subscribers. In yet another biggest-ever issue, we bring you unique insights into: Preparing for Stakeholder activismManagement needs to take note of all stakeholdersESG gains in importance across the spectrumSummary of our webinar #20Bridgestone’s sustainability journeySenior Bridgestone
Tire industry starts facing up to changes
Later today (30 April), we will publish the May 2021 edition of our global tire industry newsletter, and distributed it to subscribers. We’re just waiting for Goodyear to reveal its Q1 results, so that we can tell you about them. In yet another biggest-ever issue, we bring you unique insights into: Michelin’s mid-term strategyFocussing on non-tire
Michelin capital markets day – first take
Michelin appears to be switching its business around, using the tire activity as a cash cow to fund growth in non-tire businesses. CEO Florent Menegaux told a meeting of analysts that he hopes Michelin will generate up to 30 percent of total revenue from non-tire activities by 2030, compared with about 5% in 2020. At