Market analysts believe that with the increase in temperature, there may be a sharp increase in the demand for air conditioners (AC), air coolers and refrigerators, due to which these companies may see an increase in sales and income.
The summer season in India in 2026 will start earlier than normal. IMD says that the average minimum temperature in the first five days of March was recorded at 16 degrees Celsius, which is the highest for this period after 2023. The average minimum temperature during the same period in 2023 was 16.2 degrees Celsius. The hottest day of this season so far was also recorded on Thursday. The so-called cooling stocks have once again come into limelight in the stock market. Investors are keeping an eye on the shares of many companies related to consumer durables and power sectors.
Market analysts believe that with the increase in temperature, there may be a sharp increase in the demand for air conditioners (AC), air coolers and refrigerators, due to which these companies may see an increase in sales and income. The increase in demand for cooling products in the summer season directly benefits those companies that manufacture air conditioning, cooling systems, fans and refrigeration equipment. This is the reason why investors are keeping a special eye on the shares of these companies.
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This Tata Group company is among the leading companies in the residential air conditioner segment in India. The company also manufactures air coolers and commercial refrigeration systems. The company can get big benefits due to increase in demand for AC in summer. On Friday, the company’s shares closed at Rs 1479.90 with a decline of 0.36 per cent.
The company has expertise in residential ACs as well as central air conditioning and commercial refrigeration solutions. It has a strong presence in the large projects and domestic AC market. The company’s shares closed at Rs 1,955.20 on Friday with a gain of 0.44 per cent.
This company is considered a global leader in the air cooler segment. The company may benefit from increasing demand for air coolers due to increasing heat and the need to save electricity. About 97% of the company’s total revenue comes from the sale of air coolers. On Friday, the company’s shares closed at Rs 761 with a rise of 0.18 percent.
The company owns the Lloyd brand and has a strong presence in ACs, fans and other consumer electrical products. Increase in demand for these products in the summer season can boost its business. This company manufactures fans, modular switches, wiring accessories, water heaters and power capacitors. On Friday, the company’s shares closed at Rs 1,351 with a decline of 0.11 per cent.
The company is a leading contract manufacturer (OEM/ODM), producing AC units and parts for many big brands. This company also gets indirect benefit when AC sales increase. The company is a leading player in the room air conditioner (RAC) market in India, with a market share of around 26-27%. On Friday, the company’s shares closed at Rs 7875 with a rise of 0.63 percent.
It is a leading company in the refrigerator market. During summer, consumers buy new refrigerators for better cooling and storage, which can boost the company’s sales. The company’s shares closed at Rs 895 on Friday with a decline of 1.52 per cent.
(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice in any way. ET NOW Swadesh recommends its readers and viewers to consult their financial advisors before taking any money-related decisions.)
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