Videocon Industries

Videocon is an Indian company. The company's principal activity is to manufacture consumer electronics and home

appliances. The company is dealing in Oil & Gas, Thomson CPT, Glass, and Consumer Electronics. It has an employee base

of around 11054.

Videocon's Extensions

Videocon has acquired Electrolux brand in India. Also, with the acquisition of Thomson Displays by Videocon in Poland,

China, and Mexico, the company is marking its international presence.

Videocon's Products

 TV
 DVD

 Multimedia Speakers
 Refrigerators
 Washing Machines
 Microwave Ovens
 Air Conditioners 

Financial Performance
Financial Year End: September
Bombay Ticker: 511389
Turnover (US$ Millions): 1,563.4
Revenues: $1,563.4 million
Net income: $89.6 million 
Ticker: 511389
Turnover (US$ Millions): 1,563.4
Revenues: $1,563.4 million
Net income: $89.6 million 

Careers with Videocon Industries 

Financial Performance-Quarterly

  31-Dec-2006 31-Dec-2005 % Change

Sales of Products/Services 0.00 16580.10 --
 Other Income 469.20 314.60 49.14
Total Income 469.20 16894.70 -97.22
Total Expenses 0.00 13439.50 --
PBDIT (Profit before depreciation, interest & tax) 469.20 3455.2 -86.42
Interest 0.00 523.20 --
Depreciation 1099.70 705.60 55.85
Provision for Tax 350.00 175.00 100.00
After Tax Profit 2061.60 2051.40 0.50
Equity Capital 2208.40 2208.40 0.00

In a survey conducted by Business World in 2006, Videocon Industries was ranked as No. 9 in the consumer durable sector

and was given the following scores based on the different parameters:

Consumer Electronics Home Appliances Oil And Gas Investor Relations

Oil & Gas

In the domestic oil & gas business, the Group has interests in exploration, prospecting and an intention to get into gas

distribution. Beyond borders, Videocon is displaying considerable entrepreneurial flair by becoming active in bagging

exploration and production in countries like Oman, Australia and the Timor Sea near Indonesia.

This gives the Group hegemonic status in those countries along with the possibility of earning extraordinary profits. It is this

combination of acumen and dash that impressed Thomson SA enough to buy a significant stake in Videocon Industries Ltd.