Air-conditioners are becoming an essential purchase in India, attracting startups like Helium and Optimist into a market long dominated by ...

CEOs express cautious optimism following the US-Iran ceasefire, anticipating a consumer sentiment boost after a month of geopolitical uncer...

Voltas expects strong double-digit revenue growth for its room air conditioners this summer. The company is banking on a surge of first-tim...

Tata-owned Voltas is facing a significant talent exodus with numerous senior and mid-level executives leaving, primarily due to the relocat...

During the April-June quarter, air-conditioner manufacturers experienced significant revenue and profit growth due to heightened demand fro...

In the company's unitary cooling products segment, which includes the AC business, revenue surged by 51% year-on-year to Rs 3,802.17 crore ...

As per the reports, brands like Daikin and Hitachi have started to enter into the mass-market AC segment with pricing as their weapon. Sams...

The stock has risen 10 per cent in the past one month, mainly due to the recent tax cuts.

Voltas is a largecap company, operating in consumer durables sector.

"Voltas is currently conducting due diligence on the Sharp India plant for the proposed buyout," added one of the sources, saying the talks...

Voltas has completely grown its airconditioning business -the second biggest revenue generating unit after electro-mechanical projects and ...

There is long term opportunity in Room AC which continues to be strong given the rising income levels, easy availability of finance and low...

The AC market accounts for sales of 3.2 million units annually but has been witnessing tepid growth over the last two years.

This was the first full year in which Voltas sustained its leadership throughout, with LG having fought back to the top in some months in F...

Voltas plans to launch its own refrigerators, washing machines and microwave ovens after forming a joint venture with Arcelik.

Samsung retained its third slot in room ACs but its market share has plunged from 14.5% in July 2011 to 10% in May 2012.

Bank of America retains the 'Buy' rating on Voltas and raises the target price to Rs 240, as the stock could re-rate to a PE of 16x FY12E d...