EPACK Durables Ltd.

Epack Durables partners with South Korea's Bumjin Electronics to manufacture soundbars, speakers, and Bluetooth audio devices in India. This joint venture aims for a 30% market share.

EPACK Durable Ltd reported a 35.54% increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 37.71 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2025. Revenue also saw a significant rise.

EPACK Durable reports a 49% decline in Q3 profit to Rs 2.5 crore, while revenue climbs 35% to Rs 376.83 crore. Read more on the company's financial performance.

Hisense Group plans to acquire a 15-26% stake in Epack's new air conditioner and washing machine manufacturing plant in India. The plant will start production in 2025 and cater to both domestic and...

Hisense, a Chinese electronics giant, is in talks with Epack Durable, India's second-largest ODM for room air-conditioners, to acquire a minority stake. The deal is still in the preliminary stages.

Jet fuel (ATF) prices more than doubled to a record Rs 2.07 lakh per kilolitre in Delhi, driven by surging global oil prices.

Russia offers fertilizer & agricultural aid to Global South amid Strait of Hormuz closure impacting global food security.

Vedanta Ltd extends its demerger deadline to June 30, 2026, due to pending government approvals. Anil Agarwal-led company shifts deadline again.

MP-UP Cooperation Conference 2026 aims to boost economic, industrial & tourism opportunities. Key agreements signed for religious tourism & ODOP promotion.

Centre approves Rs 81-cr for EV charging stations in Rajasthan. 591 stations across smart cities & highways to boost green mobility.

US report cites India''s preference for domestic satellites (DTH), internet shutdowns, and content takedowns as trade barriers.

Jet fuel prices double, hitting record highs. Airfares expected to rise as airlines grapple with increased operational costs due to West Asia conflict.

Jet fuel (ATF) prices more than doubled to a record Rs 2.07 lakh per kilolitre in Delhi, driven by surging global oil prices.

India to sell only made-in-India CCTVs from April 1. Government bars sale of non-certified imported units. Impact on Chinese firms.

Mumbai property registrations surge 3% to a 14-year high in March, reaching 15,983 units. Driven by residential demand and stable economy.