Cooling products maker Voltas on Friday said it has performed the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of its new air conditioner making unit at Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district. This was part of Voltas' efforts to strengthen its "Make in India" commitment to the country and it would be investing Rs 500 crore in the TN plant, a company release on Friday said. The Tata Group company has manufacturing facilities in Pantnagar (Uttarakhand) and Waghodia and Sanand in Gujarat. The Bhoomi Pujan for the Madharapakkam unit was performed by the leadership team of the company on May 24. Chairman of Voltas Limited, Noel Tata and Managing Director & CEO of Voltas, Pradeep Bakshi, along with others were present. "The construction of the new manufacturing facility is spread over 150 acres. The company has planned to invest over Rs 500 crore in this factory, for RAC manufacturing, over the next couple of years. This facility will ensure that all the products manufactured in this ...
Blue Star Ltd is targeting to achieve a market share of 15 per cent by FY2025 in room air conditioners segment, according to company's Managing Director B Thiagarajan. The air-conditioning and commercial refrigeration major is also targeting to sell one million units this year as against over 8 lakh last year. They are targeting a market share of 15 per cent from present 13.5 per cent, Thiagarajan said here on Tuesday. Blue Star is also eyeing a good growth from the north Indian markets, including Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir. In J&K, the company commands a market share of 14 per cent, he said. He was interacting with reporters here after unveiling Blue Star Ltd's comprehensive range of air conditioners, including "best-in-class affordable" range and a "flagship premium" range, for the summer season. Overall, the company has launched nearly 75 models across the spectrum of inverter, fixed speed and window air conditioners, and across price points to cater to every consumer ...
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South Korean consumer durables maker LG Electronics on Monday said it has started manufacturing Dual Inverter Air Conditioner Compressors at its plant in Greater Nodia. LG Electronics India, which is among the leading players in the residential air-conditioning market here, has invested around Rs 100 crore in the new facility in Uttar Pradesh. The new line has a capacity to roll out one million units per year, the company said. According to the company, it has 'become the first brand to manufacture its own Dual Inverter Air Conditioner compressor in India". Hyunjin Lee, Manufacturing MD of LG Electronics India, said this continuous expansion is a step towards making self-reliant India a reality. LG Electronics aims to make India a powerful manufacturing hub. "We have invested approximately Rs 100 crore in setting up this Air Conditioner Compressor manufacturing line and are continuously working towards strengthening our local operations," he added. In January, LG Electronics Indi
In India, Daikin will begin a new plant in August, and it will manufacture air conditioners and compressors
Domestic manufacturing from month-end under PLI scheme to lower dependence from 85%
Even as the trend is seen continuing in Q2 before reversing in the second half, analysts are positive on the company
LG Electronics on Monday said it has become the first and only company to sell over 10 lakh dual-inverter air conditioners in India in the six-month period in the first half of the year.
The Tata group firm has executed the joint venture agreement on April 30, 2022 with Hong Kong-based Highly International
Not only are air coolers cheaper than ACs, but also more energy efficient and easier to maintain. Some varieties are portable and most enable user mobility as well
After two dismal seasons, the sector is hoping for a recovery this year
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Its operating revenue plunged 51 per cent to Rs 1,297 crores from Rs 2,654 crores last year
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Domestic and residential cooling accounts for more than 60 per cent of overall demand placing the onus on real estate developers and households
While the company's projects segment is expected to perform better, a strong Q1 and moves to clear inventory are positives for room air-conditioner business
The temperatures settings in ACs will be in the range of 24 to 26 degree Celsius, it said