Apollo Tyres Share Price Prediction 2027: Scenario Targets, Valuation and Technical Outlook

The Apollo Tyres share price forecast comes down to earnings growth and the multiple investors pay for it, and the reported numbers give a measured answer. The stock trades at Rs 401.05 on NSE as of 9 October 2026, 25.8% below its 52-week high of Rs 540.50, after the company reported net profit of Rs 1,372.42 crore for FY26.

This Apollo Tyres stock forecast 2027 builds conservative, base and bull scenarios from exchange-reported financials, shareholding data and daily price indicators, with every assumption shown.

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Apollo Tyres Share Price Today and Key Data

The Apollo Tyres share price today is Rs 401.05 on NSE, down 0.16% on the day. The market capitalisation stands at Rs 25,525 crore. Over the past year the price has fallen 17.3% from Rs 484.85. Every Apollo Tyres stock forecast figure below starts from this price.

Metric	Value
Company	Apollo Tyres (APOLLOTYRE)
Current Price	Rs 401.05
52-Week High	Rs 540.50 (14 November 2025)
52-Week Low	Rs 365.30 (20 May 2026)
Market Cap	Rs 25,525 crore
PE Ratio	14.94
Industry PE	19.15
PB Ratio	1.52
EPS (TTM)	Rs 26.90
Return on Equity	12.39%
Debt to Equity	0.22
Dividend Yield	1.49%
Book Value per Share	Rs 264.92

What Is the Apollo Tyres Share Price Prediction for 2027?

The Apollo Tyres share price prediction for 2027 is a conservative case of Rs 461, a base case of Rs 481 and a bull case of Rs 565. Against Rs 401.05, these imply 14.9% upside, 19.9% upside and 40.9% upside. They are model scenarios built from reported EPS growth, not broker targets.

Scenario	EPS Growth Basis	EPS Estimate	PE Multiple	Implied Value	Upside vs Current Price
Conservative Case	Lower of FY26 growth (22.6%) and 4-year CAGR (21.1%) (capped at 15%)	Rs 30.93 (+15.0%)	Unchanged from today (price to EPS ratio kept constant)	Rs 461	+14.9%
Base Case	Average of the two (capped at 20%)	Rs 32.28 (+20.0%)	Unchanged from today (price to EPS ratio kept constant)	Rs 481	+19.9%
Bull Case	Higher of the two	Rs 32.98 (+22.6%)	Re-rated 15.0% toward industry PE of 19.15 (still at or below it)	Rs 565	+40.9%

Each target takes today's price of Rs 401.05 and scales it by the EPS growth assumed for that case, which is the same as holding the PE multiple constant. The conservative case uses the lower of the FY26 EPS growth and the 4-year EPS CAGR, the base case uses their average and the bull case uses the higher figure. The bull case also re-rates the PE multiple toward the industry level, because the stock trades below it. Together they form the Apollo Tyres target price range for the FY27 outlook over the next 12 months, and the range is not a point estimate.

Apollo Tyres Share Price Forecast: What Has to Go Right by 2027

Each Apollo Tyres target price below depends on a specific EPS outcome, and the text states that outcome next to the number.

Conservative Case for the Apollo Tyres Share Price Target: Rs 461

Reaching Rs 461 needs EPS to rise 15.0% to Rs 30.93 while the stock keeps its current PE multiple. That follows the slower 4-year EPS CAGR of 21.1%.

Base Case for the Apollo Tyres Share Price Target: Rs 481

Reaching Rs 481 needs EPS to rise 20.0% to Rs 32.28, the average of the FY26 growth rate and the 4-year CAGR. Net profit growth of 2608.6% in Q1 FY27 is at or above that pace, which supports the target.

Bull Case for the Apollo Tyres Share Price Target: Rs 565

Reaching Rs 565 needs EPS to rise 22.6% to Rs 32.98 and the PE multiple to re-rate 15.0% toward the industry PE. That is above the 52-week high of Rs 540.50, so it would need a fresh breakout. A daily close above the nearest resistance level of Rs 424.38 (50-day SMA) would be the first technical confirmation.

Apollo Tyres Financial Performance: Revenue, Profit and Margins

Apollo Tyres earned net profit of Rs 1,372.42 crore on revenue of Rs 28,604.01 crore in FY26, with profit up 22.4% and revenue up 9.1% compared with FY25. Diluted EPS was Rs 21.65 against Rs 17.66 a year earlier, and that earnings base anchors the Apollo Tyres share price forecast.

Year	Revenue (Rs Cr)	Net Profit (Rs Cr)	EPS (Rs)	Operating Margin	Net Margin
FY22	21,071.06	638.60	10.06	12.95%	3.03%
FY23	24,609.22	1,045.84	16.47	13.83%	4.25%
FY24	25,531.29	1,721.87	27.11	17.91%	6.74%
FY25	26,211.52	1,121.32	17.66	14.05%	4.28%
FY26	28,604.01	1,372.42	21.65	15.05%	4.80%

In the latest reported quarter, Q1 FY27 (quarter ended June 2026), revenue was Rs 7,456.12 crore against Rs 6,579.65 crore a year earlier (+13.3%), and the bottom line was a net profit of Rs 348.87 crore against a net profit of Rs 12.88 crore (+2608.6%). Operating margin was 12.84% versus 7.87% in the year-ago quarter. Cash flow from operations was Rs 3,667.37 crore in FY26 against Rs 1,823.14 crore in FY25. Together these figures set the earnings base for the Apollo Tyres share price prediction.

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Is Apollo Tyres Overvalued or Undervalued Right Now?

Apollo Tyres trades at a PE of 14.94 against an industry PE of 19.15, which places the stock at a 22.0% discount to the industry average. The price-to-book ratio is 1.52 on a book value of Rs 264.92 per share. Return on equity of 12.39% means the company earns Rs 12.39 of profit for every Rs 100 of shareholder equity.

Debt to equity is 0.22, so borrowings equal about 22% of shareholder equity. The company declared a dividend of Rs 6.00 per share for FY26, a yield of 1.49% at the current price. This valuation context frames the Apollo Tyres stock price prediction for 2027 without relying on any outside forecast.

Apollo Tyres Stock Analysis: Technical Outlook

Apollo Tyres stock trades below its 50-day SMA of Rs 424.38 and below its 200-day EMA of Rs 436.95, and the combined daily indicators read bearish. The 52-week high of Rs 540.50 was set on 14 November 2025, while the 52-week low of Rs 365.30 came on 20 May 2026.

Indicator	Reading	Signal
RSI (14)	43.86	Weak momentum
MACD (12,26,9)	-6.22 vs signal -7.13	Bullish
ADX (14)	24.40	Developing trend
Supertrend (10,3)	Price below Rs 426.35	Bearish
50-day SMA	Rs 424.38	Price below
200-day EMA	Rs 436.95	Price below

The nearest support level sits at Rs 365.30 (52-week low). The nearest resistance level sits at Rs 424.38 (50-day SMA) and Rs 426.35 (Supertrend). A sustained move above the nearest resistance would support the Apollo Tyres share price prediction 2027 base case, and this Apollo Tyres stock analysis uses daily candles only. Chart signals add context to the Apollo Tyres share price target without changing the earnings maths.

Apollo Tyres Shareholding Pattern

Promoters hold 36.93% of Apollo Tyres as of Jun 2026, down from 36.95% in Jun 2025 across the last 5 quarters. FII holding is 10.08% (down from 12.27% in Jun 2025) and DII holding is 29.04% (up from 27.53% in Jun 2025), which puts combined institutional holding at 39.12%. Public shareholders own 23.94%. Shareholding data is one input for any Apollo Tyres stock forecast. Ownership is a useful cross-check on any Apollo Tyres share price prediction.

Key Risks to the Apollo Tyres Share Price Target for 2027

Earnings and Margin Risk

Operating margin has ranged from 12.95% to 17.91% between FY22 and FY26, so a slip toward the lower end would trim the EPS estimate behind the Apollo Tyres stock forecast. Revenue was up 9.1% in FY26, and slower revenue growth would weigh on the profit path.

Size and Liquidity Risk

Market capitalisation stands at Rs 25,525 crore. Investors should check daily traded volumes and order book depth on NSE before sizing a position, because price moves can be sharper when volumes thin out. Liquidity is a practical constraint on any Apollo Tyres stock price target.

Balance Sheet Risk

Debt to equity of 0.22 means borrowings stand at about 22% of shareholder equity. A rise in borrowing costs or a jump in debt would weigh on profit and on the multiple behind the Apollo Tyres share price forecast.

Technical Risk

The daily indicators read bearish, so the targets above may need a technical turn before the price follows earnings. A daily close below Rs 365.30 (52-week low) would weaken the setup further.

Conclusion

This Apollo Tyres stock analysis puts the share price target range for 2027 at Rs 461 to Rs 565, with a base case of Rs 481 against Rs 401.05 today. The inputs are a PE of 14.94 that sits at a 22.0% discount to the industry average, EPS growth of 22.6% in FY26 and a daily technical setup that reads bearish. The next quarterly result will show which scenario is gaining ground. This analysis is educational, so consult a SEBI-registered advisor before acting on it.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Apollo Tyres Share Price Prediction 2027

What is the Apollo Tyres share price target for 2027?

Ans. The Apollo Tyres share price forecast for 2027 has a conservative case of Rs 461, a base case of Rs 481 and a bull case of Rs 565. These are model scenarios based on reported EPS growth, and they are not guaranteed outcomes.

What is the Apollo Tyres share price today?

Ans. Apollo Tyres trades at Rs 401.05 on NSE as of 9 October 2026, down 0.16% on the day. The 52-week range is Rs 365.30 to Rs 540.50.

Is Apollo Tyres a good stock to buy for 2027?

Ans. The data points in different directions: the PE of 14.94 is at a 22.0% discount to the industry average, EPS grew 22.6% in FY26 and the daily technical setup reads bearish. This article does not constitute investment advice, so consult a SEBI-registered advisor before deciding.

Can Apollo Tyres stock reach Rs 565 in 2027?

Ans. Reaching Rs 565 needs EPS to rise 22.6% from Rs 26.90 and the PE multiple to re-rate toward the industry PE of 19.15, plus a daily close above Rs 424.38 (50-day SMA). This is a scenario, not a guarantee.

What are the support and resistance levels for Apollo Tyres?

Ans. The nearest support levels are Rs 365.30 (52-week low), and the nearest resistance levels are Rs 424.38 (50-day SMA) and Rs 426.35 (Supertrend).

What are the main risks for Apollo Tyres stock in 2027?

Ans. The main risks to the Apollo Tyres share price forecast are a fall in operating margin from the 12.95% to 17.91% range seen since FY22, slower revenue growth after FY26 revenue was up 9.1%, and thin trading volumes. Debt to equity of 0.22 adds balance sheet sensitivity.

How is the Apollo Tyres target price for 2027 calculated?

Ans. Each target scales the current price by assumed EPS growth at a constant PE multiple. The conservative case uses 15.0% growth, the base case 20.0% and the bull case 22.6%, all drawn from the company's reported FY26 and 4-year EPS growth.