The cut of about 15% of the workforce comprised mainly of in-store brand promoters who were put out of work after thousands of small phone-...

The Sansui brand was earlier licensed to Videocon for 17 years.

The combined revenue of Micromax, Intex and Lava, which make smartphones and feature phones, fell 22%.

Company’s revenue from operations in 2017-18 stood at Rs 2,861.9 crore, down 32.3 per cent from Rs 4,228.7 in the previous year

Lava was the only local brand which registered positive annual growth during the quarter ended June, driven by entry-level models, said ana...

Samsung’s smartphone business grew sales by 26.7% to Rs 34,261 crore, while the home appliance business grew by 12% to Rs 6,395.6 crore.

The investors remained cautious ahead of Modi government's acid test in Gujarat elections.

The consumer business should contribute 50% towards the overall revenue in the coming time, Intex CFO Rajeev Jain told ET.

Financial data accessed from the Registrar of Companies (RoC) show that Micromax Informatics’ revenue in FY17 was Rs 5,614 crore (Rs 9,825....

Intex posted revenue of Rs 4,364.08 cr in the year ended March 2017 compared with Rs 6,233.42 cr in the previous year, while net profit dec...

Industry insiders said they expect 2-3 months impact on current manufacturing activities. Analysts expect demand to normalise by mid-Februa...

It was a huge quarter for Indian brands – their share of the smartphone market was at an all-time high of 45%, while 67% of all phones ship...

Samsung, Micromax and Intex led the overall and smartphone markets in India for the quarter ended March, during which 52.8 million handsets...

The South Korean electronics major had a 40% share in smartphones, by value and volume, in the same period of 2015.

Kolkata-based Sanjiv Goenka’s company New Rising and Delhi-based handset maker Intex have won the bids for the two new IPL franchises.

Handset makers Micromax, Lava and Intex expect a 100 per cent year-on-year revenue growth in the year to March 2016 on the back of surging ...

Smartphones in India have had an entry point of Rs 5,000, catering to which has helped Micromax, Karbonn and Lava play the price game again...