Shares of air-conditioner makers, including Blue Star and Voltas, rose up to 5% as the delayed monsoon is expected to sustain strong demand for cooling products.
The spike comes amid concerns over a delay in monsoon's progress
Jun 17, 2026
04:24 pm
What's the storyShares of air conditioner manufacturers and related companies have witnessed a jump of up to 5% on Wednesday.
The spike comes amid concerns over a delay in the southwest monsoon's progress, which is likely to keep the demand for cooling appliances strong.
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