Whirlpool Of India

As of 2026-11-06, WHIRLPOOL is trading at ₹828.00, positioned near immediate resistance at ₹828.67 (pivot) and ₹829.93 (high). The daily technical structure shows price above the 20-period and 50-period moving averages and Supertrend, with a developing trend strength indicated by an ADX of 24.55. However, the stock remains below its 200-period SMA, reflecting a longer-term downtrend. On higher timeframes, the monthly trend is weak (ADX 6.41) with price below all supplied moving averages, while the weekly timeframe also shows weakness despite being above the 20-period EMA. The stock is in a significant drawdown of -55.8% from its available high, though it sits +16.7% above its 252-day low. An active Inside Bar pattern on the monthly chart suggests consolidation, while recent daily patterns like Shooting Star and Bearish Engulfing have expired. Volatility is elevated at 42.4% annualized.

Whirlpool of India Limited (NSE) has filed intimations for a Board Meeting scheduled on 09-Nov-2026, which will consider and approve the Unaudited Financial Results for the half-year ended September 2026. Concurrently, the company disclosed changes in senior management: Prafulla Kandpal, Head-Accounting, resigned effective 30-Oct-2026, and Vijay Waghmore, Head-Taxation, resigned effective 13-Nov-2026. Both resignations were formally received by the exchange on 04-Nov-2026.

Market data as of 06-Nov-2026 shows the stock closing at ₹828.00, with a market capitalization of approximately ₹10,442.8 crore. The stock is trading within a range defined by immediate support at ₹814.43 and resistance near ₹828.67. Over the past year, the share price has declined by 38.7%, while it has gained 4.8% over the last ten days. Technical indicators suggest a bullish supertrend direction on both daily and monthly timeframes, though annualized volatility remains high at 42.4%.

Whirlpool of India Limited has filed multiple disclosures regarding leadership transitions and upcoming financial reporting. On October 23, 2026, the company announced a planned succession at its material subsidiary, Whirlpool of India Kitchen Appliances Private Limited: Pralhad Bhutada’s term as Managing Director and CEO concludes on March 31, 2027, with Anish Ahuja succeeding him, while Nishant Hundiwala steps down as CFO effective the same date, replaced by Abhish Jain. Concurrently, on October 22, 2026, Prafulla Kandpal (Head-Accounting) and Vijay Waghmore (Head-Taxation) tendered resignations effective October 30 and November 13, 2026, respectively, with successors pending. Akash Mishra was appointed Head-Supply Chain on October 22, 2026. Additionally, the Board is scheduled to meet on November 9, 2026, to approve unaudited financial results for the half-year ended September 2026.

Whirlpool of India’s financial trajectory in FY2026 is defined by a sharp divergence between top-line resilience and bottom-line contraction. While sales grew to ₹8,034 crore in FY2026 (up from ₹7,919 crore in FY2025), operating profit fell significantly to ₹481 crore from ₹550 crore, driving net profit down to ₹295 crore from ₹363 crore. This compression resulted in diluted earnings per share (EPS) declining from ₹28.30 to ₹23.15. The most critical quality signal is the deterioration in cash conversion: CFO/EBITDA dropped from 129% in FY2025 to 86% in FY2026, with Cash from Operating Activity halving to ₹298 crore. This cash shortfall coincided with a massive surge in capital expenditure, evidenced by Cash from Investing Activity turning deeply negative at -₹2,029 crore and Capital Work in Progress (CWIP) jumping to ₹203 crore. Consequently, borrowings rose to ₹359 crore. Despite these pressures, the company maintained a healthy ROCE of 11% and a stable promoter holding of 39.76% as of Sep 2026. The immediate outlook hinges on Q1 FY2026-27, where revenue jumped sequentially to ₹2,726.75 crore and pre-tax profit improved to ₹138.75 crore, suggesting potential stabilization.

Whirlpool of India (NSE) presents significant downside risk as of November 6, 2026, characterized by severe price depreciation and elevated volatility. The stock has suffered a maximum drawdown of -61.7% from its peak, with the current drawdown at -55.8%. Over the trailing year, the share price has declined by 38.7%, and year-to-date performance is negative at -7.0%. Annualized volatility stands at +42.4%, indicating substantial price instability. While technical indicators such as the Supertrend remain bullish on daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes, the steep downward trend in short- to medium-term simple moving averages (SMA 20 slope: -7.82 on daily; SMA 50 slope: -48.7 on weekly) suggests persistent selling pressure. Immediate resistance is tight, with levels at ₹828.67 and ₹829.93 just above the closing price of ₹828.00, potentially capping near-term recovery.