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New Products & Services Web Extras - Air-conditioners & Refrigerators Symphony enters AC segment Our Bureau
New Delhi April 19 Symphony Comfort Systems Ltd, marketers and manufacturers of air coolers, has made its foray into the air conditioner (AC) segment with the launch of its range of window and split ACs, in an attempt to leverage the summer season. "Symphony has always put in the best effort to keep abreast of changing consumer perceptions and buying habits. The air conditioner segment holds a lot of promise in our country with an upwardly mobile burgeoning middle class and hence a perfect business opportunity to capitalise on our stronghold in the cooling segment," said Mr Achal Bakeri, Chief Managing Director, Symphony Comfort Systems Ltd. "Based on the positive initial response for our ACs we are confident of cornering a sizable chunk of this category in the near future," he added. The ACs, priced between Rs 15,000 and Rs 30,000, are available in four sizes, 1 tonne, 1.5 tonnes, 1.6 tonnes and 2 tonnes. Unlike its air coolers, the ACs will be initially available only across major metros. Symphony ACs have features such as instant cooling through a three way air filtration technique, auto restart option, self-diagnosis and auto protection, sleep mode and an LCD remote control for fingertip convenience.
On marketing and promotions, Mr Bakeri said, "For our coolers, a television campaign is already running on air, accompanied by print and radio campaigns. Our range of air conditioners are being promoted only through the print medium, since we have launched only in selected cities," Mr Bakeri said. The company had clocked a turnover of Rs 250 crore in 2006-07.
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