VIAZ (VIAZ) fundamentals

VIAZ is a listed company, part of the Tyres & Allied sector, listed on the NSE as VIAZ (ISIN INE0MO401019). This page carries its reported financials, balance sheet, cash flow, shareholding pattern and valuation ratios.

What VIAZ does

Viaz Tyres Limited is an India-based company, which is engaged in the manufacturing and trading of tires. The Company is engaged in the manufacturing of rubber tubes for bicycles, two and three wheelers, passenger vehicles and heavy load industrial vehicles and sale of ancillary products like off the road (OTR) tire tubes and animal driven vehicle (ADV) tubes, engine oil and grease on white labeling bases. It is also engaged in trading of tires through exclusive distributorship of Maxxis Rubbers Private Limited for sale of tires in Turkey. It sells rubber tubes, bicycle tires and ancillary products under the brand names. It sells its products in domestic as well as international markets. Its distribution network is spread across approximately 19 states in India. It also has a presence in five countries: United States of America, Turkey, Romania, United Arab Emirates and Colombia. It has an installed manufacturing capacity of 7,00,000 Tube per month, which is located in Gujarat, India.

Valuation and market data

Last close₹76.50
Market capitalisation₹94 crore
Enterprise value₹95 crore
P/E (TTM)0.00
Price to book2.55
Price to sales (TTM)0.00
Book value per share₹29.98
Dividend yield0.00%
SectorTyres & Allied
Industry

Annual results

PeriodRevenueProfit before taxNet profitEPS
Mar 2026₹109 crore₹6 crore₹5 crore0.00
Mar 2025₹58 crore₹4 crore₹3 crore2.72
Mar 2024₹51 crore₹3 crore₹2 crore1.94

Figures are as reported (consolidated), in ₹ crore.

Shareholding pattern

As of Jul 2026:

Promoters69.9%
Foreign institutions (FII)0.0%
Mutual funds0.0%
Other domestic institutions0.0%
Retail and others30.1%

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