Tire & rubber industry

Article Abstract:

The economic slowdowns in Latin America and Asia has put prices in the tire and rubber industry under pressure during the 1990s, and this has led to an uninspiring outlook for the industry. However, the industry is going through a period of acquisition and merger activity and this, along with enhancements to efficiency, will make the industry more profitable in the future. These stocks are timely for 1999 and the year 2000, but their prospects for the the next three to five years are less appealing.

Tires and inner tubes, Tires, Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading), Rubber industry, Cooper Tire and Rubber Co., TBCC, Bandag Inc., Carlisle Companies Inc., TBC Corp., BDG, CSL, CTB

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Tire and rubber industry

Article Abstract:

Poor performance in the tire and rubber industry is not predicted to improve at present. However, investment in the next three to five years could see more positive results.

United States, Management

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Tire and rubber industry

Article Abstract:

Information is given concerning the share price and stock valuation of companies in the American tire and rubber industry.

Stocks & Other Equity Securities, Stocks, Stock prices

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