WHIRLPOOL WHITE MAGIC WASHING MACHINE
Welcome to the world of superior washing with the all new White-Magic range from Whirlpool.
Extremely stylish with state-of-the-art technology, these machines are programmed to help you better.The Tall-boy design Top- loading format ensures that you don't bend much. And a host of other features makes sure that your clothes get a perfect wash. The White Magic ranges comes with the whirlpool patented 6th Sense Technology that senses, adapts and controls the outputs to your liking without your intervention. So you get an exceptional wash and unmatched convenience every time.
Whirlpool The Company
Whirlpool, right from its inception in 1911 as first
commercial manufacturer of motorized washers to the current market position of
being world's number one manufacturer and marketer of major home appliances,
has always set industry milestones and benchmarks. The parent company is
headquartered at Benton Harbor, Michigan, USA with a global presence in over
170 countries and manufacturing operation in 13 countries with 11 major brand
names such as Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Roper, Estate, Bauknecht, Laden and Ignis.
The company boasts of resources and capabilities beyond achievable feat of any
other in the industry.
Whirlpool initiated its international expansion in 1958 by
entering Brazil. However, it emerged as truly global leader in the1980's. This
encouraging trend brought the company to India in the late 1980s. It forayed
into the market under a joint venture with TVS group and established the first
Whirlpool manufacturing facility in Pondicherry.
Soon Whirlpool acquired Kelvinator India Limited in 1995 and
marked an entry into Indian refrigerator market as well. The same year also saw
acquisition of major share in TVS joint venture and later in 1996, Kelvinator
and TVS acquisitions were merged to create Indian home appliance leader of the
future, Whirlpool India. This expanded the company's portfolio in the Indian
subcontinent to washing machines, refrigerator, microwave ovens and air
conditioners.
Whirlpool Of India, formerly known as Kelvinator India was
started in 1960 by J R Desai in collaboration with Kelvinator International
Corporation, USA. Whirlpool Incorporation, USA, and Sundaram Clayton Ltd.
started TVS Whirlpool Ltd. as a joint venture and later in 1996, Kelvinator and
TVS acquisitions were merged to create Indian home appliance leader of the
future, Whirlpool India. This expanded the company's portfolio in the Indian
subcontinent to washing machines, refrigerator, microwave
Today, Whirlpool is the most recognized brand in home
appliances in India and holds a market share of over 25%. The company owns
three state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities at Faridabad, Pondicherry and
Pune. Each of these manufacturing set-ups features an infrastructure that is
witness of Whirlpool's commitment to consumer interests and advanced
technology.
In the year ending in March '09, the annual turnover of the
company for its Indian enterprise was Rs.1,719 Crores.
The company's brand and image speaks of its commitment to
the homemaker from every aspect of its functioning. It has derived its
functioning principles out of an undaunted partnership with the homemakers and
thus a slogan of “You and whirlpool, the
world's best homemaker” dots its promotional campaigns. The products are
engineered to suit the requirements of ‘smart, confident and in-control'
homemaker who knows what she wants. The product range is designed in a way that
it employs unique technology and offers consumer relevant solutions.
Vision and Mission:
Every Home, everywhere, with pride, passion and
performance”, rests on the pillars of innovation, operational excellence,
customer-centric approach and diversified talent. These are embedded within our
business goals, strategy, processes and work culture.
Be it our products that are the result of innovation and
operational excellence to meet every need of our consumers or the people behind
these products that come from a wide spectrum of backgrounds, everything we do
features a distinct Whirlpool way
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