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Whirlpool
SectorConsumer Discretionary
Whirlpool of India Ltd. is a leading manufacturer and marketer of home appliances in India, headquartered in Gurugram. The company produces and sells refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, microwave ovens, and small appliances for domestic and international markets. It operates three manufacturing facilities in Faridabad, Puducherry, and Pune. Whirlpool of India is a subsidiary of Whirlpool Corporation, USA, and provides product development and procurement services to its parent company and other group entities. The company has expanded its product range over the years, including the introduction of built-in appliances and water purifiers. In 2021, Whirlpool of India acquired a majority stake in Elica PB Whirlpool Kitchen Appliances Private Limited, making it a subsidiary. The company continues to innovate and launch new products across various appliance categories.
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Whirlpool of India: The Great Unwind
Whirlpool India shares surge 30% in 5 sessions on promoter sale clarification
Whirlpool Challenges Havells' 'First Anti-Frost' Claim in Court
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Whirlpool India Q4 profit drops 32.72% to ₹80.20 crore
Whirlpool Q4 profit drops 33% to ₹80 cr, declares ₹5 dividend
Whirlpool shares plunge 12% as recession-like conditions hit appliance demand
Whirlpool of India breaks symmetrical triangle pattern
Whirlpool India shares in focus after Elica India acquisition
Whirlpool India Q3 profit drops 40% YoY to ₹26.49 crore
Whirlpool stock falls 8% after earnings miss
Company insights, generated from the most recent coverage.
Average analyst target cut ~14% to ₹1,147 from ₹1,336 while the stock trades near ₹850 — sell-side still sees ~35% upside but has begun marking down the earnings base, so the re-rating debate is about how low estimates go before a new owner resets them.
Price has round-tripped back to the 23 Sep spike level of ₹865 (₹851.95 on 14 Oct) — three weeks of deal speculation has produced zero net progress, so ₹865 is now the proven overhead supply zone that every attempt at a breakout has failed to clear.
Nippon India Small Cap holds 7.89% and Aditya Birla Sun Life Large Cap 6.55% (Mar 2026) — two large funds own ~14.4% of the free float, so any real buyer must clear this block or negotiate with them directly, which raises the effective cost of control well above the headline 39.76%.