Apollo Tyres stock gains on an ESG rating of 68

Apollo Tyres (INE404A01024) stock gained attention after ScanX reported that NSE Sustainability Ratings assigned the company an ESG rating of 68 for FY26 on September 3, 2026. The same report showed Apollo Tyres at 429.85 rupees, down 0.92 percent, and cited a 1-year return of minus 11.49 percent.

ESG score and market reaction

The ESG update gives investors a fresh reference point for the company on September 3, 2026, while the price data puts the stock near a weaker yearly trend. The same source said the rating was disclosed under SEBI Regulation 30 and communicated to the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd and BSE Ltd.

That mix matters because Apollo Tyres is not just trading on sentiment; the company is also being measured on a formal sustainability scale. For the market, the 68 score is now part of the stock story alongside the 429.85 rupee quotation.

What the latest filing says

The disclosure identified the rating as voluntary and tied it to FY26, which makes the period clear. It also said the company secretary signed the intimation on September 3, 2026, giving the update a concrete regulatory timestamp.

For investors, the contrast is simple: a new ESG marker arrived, but the share price still reflects a 1-year decline of 11.49 percent. The stock ended the latest snapshot at 429.85 rupees, or 4.00 rupees lower on the day.

Tyres remain the core

Apollo Tyres still earns its money from tyres, and the ESG rating only adds one more lens on the business. In this update, the company-wide rating of 68 for FY26 is the relevant current number, not a product launch or a price target.

Stock level now

The latest market snapshot showed Apollo Tyres at 429.85 rupees as of September 3, 2026, with a daily change of minus 0.92 percent and a 1-year return of minus 11.49 percent. That keeps the quotation and the filing in the same frame for the first trading sessions of September.