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Voltas
VOLTAS
NSE
BSE
NSEBSESectorConsumer Goods
1,178.00
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About the company
Voltas Limited is an Indian company incorporated in 1954, jointly promoted by Volkart Brothers and Tata Sons Pvt Ltd. It is a leader in cooling products, particularly room air conditioners, and provides engineering solutions. The company operates in three main business segments: Unitary Cooling Products, Electro-Mechanical Projects and Services, and Engineering Products and Services. Voltas manufactures and sells a wide range of products including air conditioners, air coolers, water dispensers, commercial refrigeration, and textile machinery. It also offers services in HVAC, electrification, water management, and indoor air quality. The company has manufacturing units in Uttarakhand and Gujarat, and maintains a presence in several international locations. Voltas has expanded its product range over the years, entering markets such as water treatment, air coolers, and consumer durables through various partnerships and joint ventures.
In the news
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