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By Kirti Srinivasan , 10 March 2026
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Air Conditioner Prices Set to Rise as Copper Costs, Weak Rupee, and Energy Norms Increase Manufacturing Expenses

Air conditioner prices in India are likely to increase as manufacturers confront a combination of rising copper prices, currency depreciation, and stricter energy efficiency regulations. Industry leaders warn that escalating input costs and regulatory compliance requirements are placing pressure on production margins. Companies including Voltas, Blue Star, and LG Electronics are expected to review pricing strategies ahead of the peak summer demand season.

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By Vinod Pathak , 8 March 2026
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Daikin Announces Up to 12% Price Increase for Air Conditioners in 2026

Japanese air-conditioning manufacturer Daikin Industries has announced plans to raise prices of its products in India by as much as 12 percent in 2026, citing rising input costs and persistent supply chain pressures. The decision reflects broader trends across the consumer durables sector, where manufacturers are grappling with higher raw material prices, logistics expenses, and currency fluctuations. Industry analysts say the move could influence pricing strategies across the air-conditioning market as companies attempt to maintain margins while sustaining growth.

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By Gurleen Bajwa , 7 March 2026
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Delta Electronics Launches Advanced Robotics Center in Krishnagiri to Accelerate India’s Smart Manufacturing Push

Global power and automation solutions provider Delta Electronics has inaugurated a state-of-the-art robotics research and training facility in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, reinforcing its commitment to India’s rapidly evolving industrial automation ecosystem. The center aims to advance robotics innovation, support industrial digitalization, and train engineers in advanced automation technologies. By integrating robotics, artificial intelligence, and smart manufacturing tools, the facility is expected to strengthen India’s position as a global manufacturing hub.

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By Ricky Tandon , 28 February 2026
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From Shopfloor to Leadership: Samsung’s Chennai Facility Emerges as a Talent Engine

The Chennai manufacturing facility of Samsung is increasingly being recognized not just as a production hub, but as a breeding ground for leadership and technical excellence. What began as a large-scale manufacturing base has evolved into a center where frontline workers are trained, upskilled and elevated into supervisory and managerial roles. The transformation reflects Samsung’s long-term commitment to human capital development in India, aligning operational efficiency with inclusive growth.

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By Dipali , 25 February 2026
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Voltas Signals Air Conditioner Price Increase Amid Rising Input Costs

Consumers planning to buy air conditioners may face higher prices in the coming months as Voltas prepares to raise rates by an estimated 5% to 15%. The expected hike reflects mounting pressure from increased input costs, currency volatility, and supply-chain expenses affecting the consumer durables industry. With demand remaining resilient ahead of the peak summer season, manufacturers are seeking to protect margins while balancing affordability.

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By Ricky Tandon , 21 February 2026
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Qualcomm–Tata Alliance Signals India’s Next Leap in Automotive Electronics Manufacturing

Global chipmaker Qualcomm and India’s Tata ecosystem are joining hands to manufacture advanced automotive modules in India, underscoring the country’s growing role in high-value electronics and mobility technologies. The collaboration aims to localize the production of critical vehicle electronics that power connectivity, intelligence and safety features in modern automobiles.

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By Arpan Yadav , 19 February 2026
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Samsung Reinforces Its Galaxy Strategy Amid Intensifying Global Competition

Samsung is recalibrating its Galaxy strategy as competition intensifies across the global smartphone and consumer electronics market. The South Korean technology giant is doubling down on premium innovation, artificial intelligence integration and ecosystem-driven growth to defend its leadership position. With the Galaxy lineup spanning flagship smartphones, foldables and connected devices, Samsung aims to balance cutting-edge features with mass-market appeal.

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By Dipali , 18 February 2026
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Videocon Group Faces Scrutiny as Dhoot and Associates Receive Fraud Notices

Regulatory authorities have issued formal notices to Venugopal Dhoot and other key executives of the Videocon Group in connection with alleged financial irregularities, intensifying scrutiny over the conglomerate’s corporate governance. The notices follow ongoing investigations into fraud and misappropriation claims linked to loans and asset management. Authorities have signaled that recipients are required to respond with detailed explanations and documentation.

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By Amrita Bhatia , 16 February 2026
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Panasonic Targets 2 Million Annual AC Unit Sales by FY28 Amid India Cooling Boom

Panasonic has outlined an ambitious plan to scale its air-conditioner sales in India to 2 million units annually by FY28, reflecting confidence in the country’s expanding cooling demand and rising disposable incomes. The strategy involves manufacturing expansion, product innovation and deeper market penetration across urban and semi-urban regions. As climate variability and urbanization drive structural growth in room air-conditioner adoption, Panasonic aims to strengthen its brand presence and supply chain efficiency.

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By Gurleen Bajwa , 13 February 2026
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LG Electronics Reports 62% Decline in Q3 Profit Amid Weak Consumer Demand

LG Electronics posted a sharp 62 percent decline in third-quarter profit, reflecting subdued consumer demand, pricing pressures and elevated input costs across key product segments. The earnings contraction underscores mounting challenges in the global consumer electronics market, where discretionary spending remains constrained amid macroeconomic uncertainty. Revenue growth remained muted despite stable sales volumes in select categories.

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