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October 03, 2013 12:00 AM

Australian tire market to grow at 3 percent PA over next five years - TechSci Research

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    Burnaby, Canada – Australia’s tire market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of around 3 percent in the next five years in a report by TechSci Research "Australia Tire Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2018."

    TechSci sees promise as tires embodying modern technology (for instance, run-flat, self inflating) tires are projected to be launched in Australia over the next two to three years.

    Karan Chechi, research director for TechSci Research said: “World class infrastructure, a rising passenger car population and supporting allied industries are driving the growth of the tire market in Australia.

    “The country has emerged as one of the most competitive tire markets globally due to low entry barriers and ease of operation for foreign players. The tax break policy introduced by the Australian government for automotive industry in July 2012 has proved to be an accelerator for the automobile component industry, including tires.”


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