Top 10 Kitchen Appliance Brands in India
SUMMARY
Introduction
The Indian kitchen has changed significantly over the last few years. Cooking is no longer only about a gas stove, pressure cooker and a few basic utensils. Today, Indian households are increasingly using mixer grinders, air fryers, induction cooktops, microwaves, electric kettles, food processors, chimneys, dishwashers, coffee makers and other smart kitchen appliances.
The Indian kitchen appliances market is becoming a large and competitive industry. According to Mordor Intelligence, the market was valued at approximately US$11.41 billion in 2025 and is estimated to reach US$12.22 billion in 2026. It is projected to reach about US$17.24 billion by 2031, representing a CAGR of around 7.12%. Small kitchen appliances are expected to grow faster than the overall market.
Food preparation appliances are also highly competitive. Euromonitor’s 2025 data shows that Bajaj Electricals led food preparation appliances with an 18% retail volume share, followed by Versuni India, which owns brands such as Philips and Preethi, at 17%. Butterfly, Maharaja Whiteline and TTK Prestige were also among the leading players.
Based on brand recognition, product range, distribution network, market presence, innovation, manufacturing capabilities and financial performance, here are 10 leading kitchen appliance brands in India.
TTK Prestige

Image Courtesy: TTK Prestige (Official Website)
| Headquarters | Bengaluru, Karnataka |
| Business | Kitchen and home appliances |
| FY2025-26 Sales | ₹2,772.69 crore |
| Major Products | Pressure cookers, cookware, mixer grinders, gas stoves, induction cooktops and kitchen appliances |
TTK Prestige is one of the most established kitchen appliance brands in India. The company is especially well known for pressure cookers and cookware, but its product portfolio has expanded considerably over the years.
Today, Prestige sells mixer grinders, induction cooktops, gas stoves, air fryers, electric kettles, ovens, rice cookers, chimneys and several other kitchen products.
The company has also been moving beyond traditional pressure cookers into modern kitchen appliances. Its product range allows it to serve both customers looking for basic cooking products and consumers interested in more advanced appliances.
TTK Prestige reported ₹2,772.69 crore in sales during FY2025-26, compared with ₹2,530.32 crore in FY2024-25, representing growth of 9.6%. Operating EBITDA increased 12.1% to ₹302.88 crore, while profit after tax rose 13.9% to ₹185.47 crore.
The company also highlights a network of 650+ stores across India and more than 1,000 products, showing the scale of its retail presence.
Prestige remains particularly strong among Indian households because of its long-standing reputation in cooking products.
Bajaj Electricals

Image Courtesy: Bajaj Electricals (Official Website)
| Founded | 1938 |
| Headquarters | Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Business | Consumer appliances, fans, cookware and lighting |
| FY2025-26 Turnover | ₹4,462 crore |
| Major Products | Mixer grinders, food processors, induction cookers, ovens, air fryers and kitchen appliances |
Bajaj Electricals is one of India’s oldest and most recognised consumer electrical brands. While the company operates across several categories, kitchen appliances remain an important part of its consumer-products portfolio.
The company sells mixer grinders, juicers, food processors, induction cookers, rice cookers, OTGs, microwave ovens, kettles and other cooking appliances.
Bajaj also operates in several household categories, including fans, lighting and cooling products. Therefore, its total revenue should not be considered kitchen-appliance revenue alone.
For FY2025-26, Bajaj Electricals reported a turnover of approximately ₹4,462 crore.
The company has also been expanding its premium and technology-focused products. Its current range includes products such as the Bajaj Ninja Series PowerBlend 1000W Juicer Mixer Grinder.
Bajaj’s biggest advantage is its combination of brand familiarity, wide distribution and a broad consumer-appliance portfolio.
Philips / Preethi

Image Courtesy: Philips / Preethi (Official Website)
| Parent Company | Versuni |
| Major Brands | Philips and Preethi |
| Business | Kitchen and home appliances |
| Major Products | Mixer grinders, air fryers, coffee machines, juicers and food preparation appliances |
| India Manufacturing | Major local manufacturing presence |
Philips and Preethi are among the most recognised names in India’s kitchen-appliance market. Both brands are part of Versuni, the global home-appliance company that also owns brands such as Philips, Preethi, Philips Walita, Saeco, Gaggia and others.
Preethi is especially popular in India for mixer grinders and food preparation products, while Philips has a wider portfolio that includes air fryers, coffee machines, juicers, blenders and other kitchen appliances.
Versuni has also invested significantly in manufacturing in India. Its Ahmedabad factory was established as part of its strategy to increase local production. The company said around 70% of the products it marketed to Indian consumers were being produced in India, with an objective of increasing that share to 90%.
Euromonitor estimates that Versuni India, through brands including Philips and Preethi, held around 17% of retail volume sales in India’s food preparation appliances category in 2025, making it one of the largest players in the segment.
Butterfly

Image Courtesy: Butterfly (Official Website)
| Founded | 1986 |
| Business | Kitchen and home appliances |
| FY2025-26 Revenue | ₹943.15 crore |
| Major Products | Mixer grinders, gas stoves, pressure cookers, induction cooktops, chimneys and kitchen appliances |
Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances is a major Indian kitchen-appliance company with particularly strong recognition in southern India.
The brand has built its reputation around products such as mixer grinders, gas stoves, pressure cookers, induction cooktops, wet grinders and kitchen accessories. In recent years, it has also expanded into categories such as chimneys and other modern kitchen appliances.
Butterfly reported ₹943.15 crore in revenue from operations in FY2025-26, compared with ₹865.03 crore in FY2024-25. EBITDA increased to approximately ₹80.28 crore from ₹65.78 crore. Profit after tax reached about ₹45.64 crore.
Butterfly also benefits from its strong position in small cooking appliances. Euromonitor estimated that Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances held approximately 7% of retail volume sales in India’s food preparation appliances market in 2025 and around 6% in small cooking appliances.
Havells India

Image Courtesy: Havells India (Official Website)
| Founded | 1983 |
| Headquarters | Noida, Uttar Pradesh |
| Business | Electrical equipment and consumer durables |
| FY2025-26 Revenue | ₹3,876 crore |
| Major Products | Mixer grinders, ovens, induction cooktops, kettles and other home appliances |
Havells India is better known for electrical equipment, switches, wires, lighting and fans, but the company has also developed a growing consumer-appliance portfolio.
Its kitchen-related products include mixer grinders, juicers, air fryers, ovens, induction cooktops, kettles and other small appliances. The company has also focused on premium product design and technology.
Havells reported ₹22,527.77 crore in total segment revenue in FY2025-26. Its Electrical Consumer Durables segment generated ₹3,876.24 crore, compared with ₹4,013.85 crore in FY2024-25.
It is important to note that the Electrical Consumer Durables figure includes more than kitchen appliances, so it should not be treated as Havells’ kitchen revenue alone.
Havells’ strength comes from its established distribution network, premium brand positioning and ability to introduce appliances with modern designs and features.
The company is also benefiting from consumers becoming more interested in appliances that combine good design, convenience and energy efficiency.
Crompton

Image Courtesy: Crompton (Official Website)
| Founded | 1937 |
| Headquarters | Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Business | Consumer electricals and appliances |
| FY2025-26 Consolidated Revenue | ₹8,095.52 crore |
| Major Products | Mixer grinders, kitchen appliances, air fryers, kettles and home appliances |
Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals, commonly known simply as Crompton, is another well-established Indian consumer brand.
The company has historically been associated with fans, lighting and electrical products, but it has expanded its presence across several consumer-appliance categories.
Its kitchen portfolio includes products designed for food preparation, heating and everyday cooking needs.
Crompton reported consolidated revenue from operations of approximately ₹8,095.52 crore in FY2025-26, compared with ₹7,864.08 crore in FY2024-25.
However, this is total company revenue and includes businesses beyond kitchen appliances.
Crompton has also strengthened its position in kitchen appliances through its subsidiary Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances. Butterfly’s FY2025-26 revenue from operations was ₹943.15 crore.
This gives Crompton exposure to both the wider consumer-electrical market and the specialised Indian kitchen-appliance segment.
V-Guard / Sunflame

Image Courtesy: V-Guard / Sunflame(Official Website)
| Parent Company | V-Guard Industries |
| Major Kitchen Brand | Sunflame |
| FY2025-26 V-Guard Consolidated Revenue | ₹5,965.78 crore |
| FY2025-26 Sunflame Revenue | ₹250.23 crore |
| Major Products | Gas stoves, chimneys, cookware and kitchen appliances |
V-Guard Industries expanded its kitchen-appliance presence significantly through its acquisition of Sunflame Enterprises.
Sunflame is a well-known Indian kitchen brand, particularly in categories such as gas stoves, chimneys, cookware and other cooking products.
V-Guard’s consolidated revenue from operations reached ₹5,965.78 crore in FY2025-26, up from ₹5,577.82 crore in FY2024-25.
Within this, the Sunflame segment generated ₹250.23 crore, compared with ₹254.38 crore in FY2024-25.
The acquisition gives V-Guard a stronger presence in the kitchen category while allowing Sunflame to benefit from V-Guard’s broader distribution and consumer-electrical ecosystem.
Sunflame is especially relevant in the built-in and modular-kitchen environment, where products such as chimneys and premium cooking appliances are increasingly popular.
Whirlpool

Image Courtesy: Whirlpool (Official Website)
| Founded Globally | 1911 |
| India Business | Whirlpool of India |
| FY2025-26 India Revenue | ₹7,474 crore |
| Business | Home and kitchen appliances |
| Major Products | Refrigerators, microwave ovens, air conditioners and washing machines |
Whirlpool is one of the world’s best-known appliance brands and has a strong presence in India through Whirlpool of India.
Unlike brands that focus mainly on small kitchen appliances, Whirlpool is particularly strong in large kitchen and home appliances.
Its major products include refrigerators, microwave ovens and other home appliances. Refrigerators are particularly important because they are one of the largest product categories within the broader Indian kitchen-appliance market.
Whirlpool of India reported ₹7,474 crore in standalone revenue during FY2025-26, representing growth of about 0.7% over the previous year. The company also reported improvements in market share in washing machines and growth in air conditioners.
The company’s scale gives it an important position in India’s organised appliance market.
Whirlpool has also been focusing on premiumisation, product innovation and energy-efficient appliances as Indian consumers increasingly look for better designs and advanced features.
For consumers building modern kitchens, Whirlpool is particularly relevant when selecting large appliances such as refrigerators and microwave ovens.
IFB

Image Courtesy: IFB (Official Website)
| Founded | 1974 |
| Headquarters | Kolkata, West Bengal |
| Business | Home and kitchen appliances |
| FY2024-25 Home Appliance Sales | ₹3,975.47 crore |
| Major Products | Microwave ovens, dishwashers, refrigerators and cooking appliances |
IFB is a recognised Indian home-appliance brand with a particularly strong position in premium appliances.
The company is best known for washing machines and home appliances, but its Home Appliances Division also includes several kitchen-related products.
According to IFB’s FY2024-25 investor presentation, its Home Appliance Division recorded ₹3,975.47 crore in year-to-date sales. The portfolio included microwave ovens worth ₹243.05 crore, refrigerators worth ₹145.82 crore and dishwashers worth ₹82.90 crore.
The company also reported substantial sales from front-loading and top-loading washing machines, meaning the ₹3,975.47 crore figure represents the wider Home Appliance Division rather than kitchen appliances alone.
IFB has a strong position among consumers who are willing to pay more for features, convenience and premium appliance design.
Its dishwasher business is also relevant as dishwashers become more common in urban Indian households.
Maharaja Whiteline

Image Courtesy: Maharaja Whiteline (Official Website)
| Parent Company | Groupe SEB India |
| Business | Kitchen and home appliances |
| Major Products | Mixer grinders, juicers, food processors, cookers and small kitchen appliances |
| Market Position | Strong presence in small kitchen appliances |
Maharaja Whiteline is another recognised kitchen-appliance brand in India. The brand is part of Groupe SEB, the global company behind brands such as Tefal and several other appliance and cookware businesses.
Maharaja Whiteline has traditionally been known for mixer grinders, juicers, food processors and other small kitchen appliances.
The brand is particularly relevant to India’s food-preparation market, where mixer grinders and similar products are frequently used for preparing chutneys, masalas, batters, juices and other foods.
Euromonitor identified Groupe SEB India, through Maharaja Whiteline, as one of the leading manufacturers in India’s food preparation appliances market in 2025, with approximately 6% retail volume share.
Its strength comes from its focus on practical kitchen products combined with the technology and product expertise of its global parent company.
Financial and Business Comparison
| Company / Brand | Latest Available Revenue Figure |
| TTK Prestige | ₹2,772.69 crore FY2025-26 sales |
| Bajaj Electricals | ₹4,462 crore FY2025-26 turnover |
| Philips / Preethi | India-specific brand revenue not separately disclosed |
| Butterfly | ₹943.15 crore FY2025-26 revenue |
| Havells India | ₹3,876.24 crore FY2025-26 Electrical Consumer Durables revenue |
| Crompton | ₹8,095.52 crore FY2025-26 consolidated revenue |
| V-Guard / Sunflame | ₹250.23 crore FY2025-26 Sunflame revenue |
| Whirlpool India | ₹7,474 crore FY2025-26 revenue |
| IFB | ₹3,975.47 crore FY2024-25 Home Appliance Division sales |
| Maharaja Whiteline | India brand revenue not separately disclosed |

Note: These figures are not directly comparable. Some companies report total company revenue, while others disclose a relevant segment or division. For brands such as Philips/Preethi and Maharaja Whiteline, India-specific brand-level revenue is not separately available in the sources used. Therefore, the figures should be treated as financial context rather than a direct ranking by revenue.
Why the Kitchen Appliance Industry Is Growing in India
Busy Lifestyles Are Increasing Demand
One of the biggest reasons for the growth of kitchen appliances is the changing lifestyle of Indian households.
People have less time for lengthy food preparation, especially in cities. Appliances such as mixer grinders, food processors, air fryers, electric cookers and microwave ovens can reduce the time required for everyday cooking.
This makes convenience an important factor when consumers choose kitchen products.
Growth of Modular Kitchens
Modern homes are increasingly being designed with modular kitchens.
Unlike traditional kitchens, modular kitchens often include dedicated spaces for chimneys, built-in ovens, dishwashers, induction cooktops and refrigerators.
As more homes adopt modern kitchen designs, consumers are also becoming more interested in appliances that match the appearance and layout of their kitchens.
This is creating opportunities for premium appliance brands.
Small Appliances Are Growing Quickly
Small kitchen appliances have become an important part of the Indian market.
Products such as air fryers, mixer grinders, electric kettles, coffee makers, blenders and food processors are becoming common in urban households.
Grand View Research estimates that India’s small kitchen appliance market generated approximately US$1.74 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach about US$2.85 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of around 8.7%.
This provides a major growth opportunity for brands such as Bajaj, Philips, Preethi, Butterfly, Prestige and Maharaja Whiteline.
Conclusion
India’s kitchen appliance industry is becoming more competitive and technology-driven. The traditional kitchen, where a few basic utensils and appliances were enough, is gradually being replaced by a more modern setup that includes mixer grinders, food processors, air fryers, induction cooktops, microwave ovens, chimneys, refrigerators, dishwashers and smart appliances.
Brands such as TTK Prestige, Bajaj Electricals, Philips, Preethi, Butterfly, Havells, Crompton, Sunflame, Whirlpool, IFB and Maharaja Whiteline have developed strong positions in different parts of this market.
Each company has a different strength. TTK Prestige is strongly associated with pressure cookers and kitchen products, while Bajaj has a broad consumer-appliance portfolio. Philips and Preethi have strong positions in food preparation appliances, while Butterfly has built a strong reputation in southern India. Havells and Crompton combine kitchen appliances with larger consumer-electrical portfolios. Sunflame is particularly relevant for cooking and kitchen solutions, while Whirlpool and IFB are important names in larger and premium home appliances.
The market’s future is likely to be driven by urbanisation, rising disposable incomes, modular kitchens, premiumisation, e-commerce, energy efficiency and smart technology.
As Indian consumers continue to look for products that save time and make cooking more convenient, kitchen appliances are likely to become an even more important part of modern Indian homes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the best kitchen appliance brand in India?
TTK Prestige, Bajaj Electricals, Philips, Preethi, Butterfly, and Havells are among the leading kitchen appliance brands in India.
Which brand is best for mixer grinders in India?
Preethi, Philips, Prestige, Bajaj, and Butterfly are popular mixer grinder brands in India.
Which kitchen appliance brand is best for Indian cooking?
Prestige, Preethi, Butterfly, and Bajaj offer several appliances designed for Indian cooking needs.
Is Philips a good kitchen appliance brand?
Yes, Philips is a popular brand known for air fryers, mixer grinders, juicers, coffee makers, and other appliances.
Is Prestige a good kitchen appliance brand?
Yes, Prestige is a trusted Indian brand with a wide range of kitchen appliances and cookware.
Which brand is best for air fryers in India?
Philips, Prestige, Havells, and Bajaj are some popular air fryer brands in India.
Which brand is best for kitchen chimneys?
Sunflame, Prestige, Havells, and other specialised kitchen brands offer a wide range of kitchen chimneys.
Which kitchen appliance brands are made in India?
Several brands, including Prestige, Butterfly, Bajaj, and some Philips and Preethi products, have manufacturing operations in India.
Are smart kitchen appliances popular in India?
Yes, smart and connected kitchen appliances are becoming increasingly popular, especially in urban households.
What are the most popular kitchen appliances in India?
Mixer grinders, air fryers, induction cooktops, microwave ovens, chimneys, refrigerators, and electric kettles are widely used.
Which kitchen appliance brand has the widest product range?
Brands such as Bajaj, Philips, Prestige, Havells, and Crompton offer products across several kitchen appliance categories.
Are kitchen appliances expensive in India?
Kitchen appliances are available across different price ranges, from affordable basic products to premium models.
Which kitchen appliance is most useful for daily cooking?
A mixer grinder is one of the most useful appliances for everyday Indian cooking.
Why are kitchen appliances becoming popular in India?
Busy lifestyles, rising incomes, modern kitchens, online shopping, and the need for convenience are driving demand.
What is the future of the kitchen appliance market in India?
The market is expected to grow through smart technology, premium products, energy efficiency, and increasing urbanisation.
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