NAMA Tires is continuing to strengthen its position as a competitive private label tire supplier, with total mold investment now reaching approximately $8.84 million.

The company said additional investments are already planned as it continues to expand new product lines, improve supply flexibility and support long-term cooperation with global distribution partners.

According to NAMA, the investment reflects its long-term strategy to enhance product differentiation, improve supply stability and provide customers with a broader and more flexible product portfolio across key tire segments.

Expanded Mold Capacity Across Multiple Segments

To date, NAMA has developed an extensive mold portfolio covering 798 molds across multiple tire categories. The company estimates this supports annual production capacity of more than 24.4 million units, equivalent to approximately 27,700 containers per year.

NAMA's product portfolio covers several major segments, including TBR, ST, PCR, and XT tires, with PCR production sourced from Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia.

The diversified mold structure allows NAMA to support different market needs, ranging from high-volume passenger car tire supply to commercial, trailer and specialty tire applications.

PCR represents the largest share of NAMA's production capacity, supporting scalable supply for global passenger tire markets. The ST segment continues to show strong performance, particularly in North America, while TBR remains a core category for commercial fleet and distributor customers seeking reliable and cost-effective products.

NAMA is also developing its XT product range to address growing demand in off-road, extreme terrain and specialty application markets.

Expansion Into Premium TBR Segment

As part of its portfolio development strategy, NAMA is also working on a new high-end TBR range focused on improved mileage, durability and fuel efficiency.

The company said the initiative is designed to broaden its commercial tire offering and provide global fleet customers with additional options in the higher-performance TBR segment.

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