Executive Director Nrupesh Shah expects Symphony to maintain a topline growth of 20-25 percent. The Ahmedabad-based air cooler company last week reported a 17.45 per cent jump in third quarter standalone net profit to Rs 56.06 crore.
Nrupesh Shah says the volume growth is in line with revenue growth of the company. He adds that the growth in the central air-conditioning segment has been phenomenal.
Symphony reported a net profit of Rs 47.7 crore in the second quarter ended December, 2015 versus Rs 36 crore for the same quarter last fiscal but the topline was a bit shy of estimates at around Rs 162 crore.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Nrupesh Shah, ED-Corporate Affairs of Symphony says un-seasonal rains and hailstorms have affected the sales of air-conditioners this year.
Pricing power, new launches and economies of scale to the help company keep its EBITDA margins steady at current levels of around 30 percent, said Nrupesh Shah, executive director-corporate affairs, Symphony.
The company reported volume growth of 38 percent in the first quarter, Nrupesh Shah, ED - Corporate Affairs, Symphony said.
Air cooler maker Symphony says there continues to be a good demand for its products in India. But growth in US and Mexico has been modest and there has been some correction in sales.