Tyre manufacturer, CEAT, is optimistic about the future of its international business and replacement market, with Vice Chairman, Anant Goenka, predicting "double digit plus margins" as raw material prices settle. CEAT has had to endure the impact of the currency devaluations of developing countries, a recessionary global marketplace, and geopolitical tensions such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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