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Voltas names Noel Tata chairman emeritus

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The company announced that Jayant Balan will take over as managing director for a five-year term beginning on May 25, 2027. This succession planning accompanies a 53.5% year-on-year surge in quarterly profit to Rs 526.4 million. Overall operational revenue expanded by 10.9% to reach Rs 25.68 billion during the period. The earnings growth was predominantly anchored by robust demand for room air conditioners, which boosted unitary cooling segment revenues by 29%.

Key points

  • Noel Tata is taking on an emeritus role following his retirement as vice chairman and dir…: Noel Tata is taking on an emeritus role following his retirement as vice chairman and director of Titan Company.
  • The company has secured its future executive leadership well in advance through a designa…: The company has secured its future executive leadership well in advance through a designated five-year managing director appointment.
  • Strong consumer interest in cooling solutions remains the primary operational catalyst dr…: Strong consumer interest in cooling solutions remains the primary operational catalyst driving double-digit revenue expansion.

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The company also named Jayant Balan as its managing director for a five-year term beginning May 25, 2027.

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The appointments come alongside an improvement in the company's financial performance. Voltas reported a 53.5% year-on-year increase in quarterly profit to Rs 526.4 million, while revenue rose 10.9% to Rs 25.68 billion.

The growth was supported by strong demand for room air conditioners. Revenue from the company's unitary cooling products business increased 29%, reflecting continued demand for cooling solutions.

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Noel Tata's exit from the Voltas chairmanship follows another leadership change within the Tata Group. On Thursday, he retired as vice chairman and director of jewellery maker Titan Company.

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