LG Electronics India recorded a net profit of ₹652.86 crore in the June quarter, up 27.2 per cent over ₹513.25 crore in the corresponding quarter in the previous fiscal. Revenue from operations grew by 15.5 per cent to ₹7,233.3 crore. The consumer appliances and electronics major said this was a quarter where profitability outpaced revenue, driven by a richer premium mix, better operating leverage on higher volumes and continued cost discipline.Sanjay Chitkara, Director and Co-Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, LGE India told Businessline, “This has been a very strong start to the financial year, and it is also the strongest quarter post our listing. Not just in air-conditioners, all categories have witnessed double-digit growth, which clearly indicates that this is a very diversified growth. It indicates our strong fundamentals and we believe this growth is sustainable.”He noted that premium product segments are witnessing higher growth rates across categories.Asked about outlook for the upcoming festival season, Chitkara said, “We are well-positioned for the upcoming festival season with an expanded large-screen and premium television portfolio and continued momentum in washing machines and refrigerators. Despite the 17 per cent price increase and challenging external environment, where input costs were increasing, we registered strong growth in June quarter. We also improved our margins. It clearly indicates consumer confidence in the LG brand, India’s strong fundamentals and evolving consumer demand. Consumers are seeking more value, technology, experience and convenience.”The consumer appliance and electronics major said it continues to monitor geopolitical developments and their impact on commodities, currency and supply chains. It added that these pressures are being actively managed through localisation, calibrated pricing and operational efficiencies. “The LG Essential Series deepened penetration across Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets, while exports also grew during the quarter, widening the company’s international footprint,” the statement added.Published on August 13, 2026