JK Tyre Completes Merger Of Cavendish Industries, Strengthening Scale And Operational Synergies
JK Tyre has completed the merger of Cavendish Industries, strengthening operational synergies and scale. Acquired in 2016, Cavendish’s capacity utilisation rose from 30% to 95%, significantly boosting JK Tyre’s manufacturing and product portfolio.

JK Tyre completes merger of Cavendish Industries to boost operational synergies and expand manufacturing scale | Representational Image
New Delhi, Dec 24: JK Tyre & Industries on Wednesday said it has completed the merger of Cavendish Industries with itself.
The merger is expected to unlock substantial value through enhanced operational synergies, economies of scale, a stronger and bigger diversified product portfolio, and enhanced reach across a combined distribution network, the tyre maker said in a statement.
The merger reinforces JK Tyre's long-term strategy of sustainable growth through a balanced mix of organic and inorganic initiatives, it added.
Third Major Turnaround In Company’s Growth Journey
The successful integration of Cavendish marks the company's third major turnaround following the transformations of Vikrant Tyres and JK Tornel Mexico (2008), besides two other greenfield plants.
Cavendish Acquisition And Capacity Expansion
JK Tyre acquired Cavendish in 2016 from Kesoram Industries Ltd. The company primarily had manufacturing capacity of truck/ bus radial, truck/bus bias and 2/3-wheeler tyres, and at the time of the acquisition, it was operating at barely 30 per cent of its capacity.
Operational Improvements And Turnaround
"Post acquisition, JK Tyre provided comprehensive managerial, financial and technical support leading to a swift and effective turnaround. Through systematic streamlining of manufacturing processes, this resulted in capacity utilisation of 95 per cent," JK Tyre said in a statement.
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Furthermore, the capacity at Cavendish, Laksar, was also expanded, as a result of which it contributed significantly to the overall tyre operations of the company. JK Tyre shares were trading 0.63 per cent down at Rs 507.20 apiece on BSE.
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