LG Electronics India's profit after tax for FY22 declined 23.17 per cent to Rs 1,174.7 crore, according to financial data accessed by the business intelligence platform Tofler. However, its total income rose nearly 10 per cent to Rs 17,171.3 crore in FY22. The company, which is not a publicly listed entity, had posted a profit after tax of Rs 1,529 crore, and its total income was Rs 15,621.1 crore for the financial year that ended in March 2022. LG Electronics India's profit before taxes was Rs 1,589.8 crore, and its tax expenses stood at Rs 415.1 crore in 2021-22. A wholly-owned subsidiary of South Korea-based LG Electronics, it is a formidable brand in India, operating in various segments, such as consumer electronics, home appliances, HVAC and IT hardware. LG Electronics India's total revenue from the home appliances and air solution division was Rs 12,419.5 crore in FY22. Under the home appliances and air solution division, it sells products like refrigerators, washing machin
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