Powered by Pentacool and Preity Zinta, Godrej Appliances is eyeing an over Rs 100 crore surge in turnover for the year 2002-03.
The company which had closed 2001-02 with turnover of about Rs 640 crore is now expected to end current fiscal with about Rs 750 crore, said Soumitra K Ghatak, executive president (marketing, sales & services) Godrej Appliances.
The projected surge is primarily due to the upswing in the fortunes of the refrigerator business which accounts for about 80 per cent of the turnover of Godrej Appliances.
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The balance 20 per cent is distributed between washing machines and a small air-conditioner business.
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