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Heatwave Drives 50% Sales Surge for ACs, Beverages as India Reels Under Scorching Summer
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Business·29.04.2026Résumé IA

Heatwave Drives 50% Sales Surge for ACs, Beverages as India Reels Under Scorching Summer

Soaring temperatures across India have triggered a sharp 50% sales surge for air-conditioners, refrigerators, beverages, and ice cream in the past 10 days, prompting companies to boost production. AC and refrigerator sales jumped 40% year-on-year, with industry projections revised up 10-15% from earlier flat growth expectations. The rebound comes despite 8-15% price hikes and supply chain challenges tied to the West Asian conflict, including LPG shortages that disrupted manufacturing.

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Economic Times
Varun Beverages Bets on Africa, Capacity Expansion to Drive Sales Growth
ACTU
27.04.2026Résumé IA

Varun Beverages Bets on Africa, Capacity Expansion to Drive Sales Growth

Varun Beverages Ltd (VBL), PepsiCo's largest franchise bottler, reported 16.3% sales volume growth in Q1 2026 with revenue rising 18.1% to Rs 6,574 crore. The company achieved 14.4% volume growth in India and 21.4% in international territories including Africa. VBL completed the acquisition of Twizza in South Africa and plans to acquire Crickley Dairy, betting on African market expansion and capacity investments to drive future growth.

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Economic Times
China ramps up hunt for tax evaders, frames consumption levies as fiscal lifelines
ACTU
24.04.2026

China ramps up hunt for tax evaders, frames consumption levies as fiscal lifelines

Beijing is intensifying its enforcement against tax evasion, extending its reach into consumption taxes, which have been positioned as a critical source of stabilising local government finances that have been hit hard by the nation’s prolonged property crisis. Earlier this month, the State Taxation Administration (STA) released details of eight tax-violation cases involving sectors such as gold jewellery, alcoholic beverages and refined oil. The enforcement actions spanned multiple regions,...

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SCMP Economy
Russia Warns Armenia: EAEU Exit Would Cut GDP by 15%, Spike Inflation by 14%
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Business·22.04.2026Résumé IA

Russia Warns Armenia: EAEU Exit Would Cut GDP by 15%, Spike Inflation by 14%

Russian Security Council Deputy Secretary Alexey Shevtsov warned that Armenia's withdrawal from the Eurasian Economic Union would cause GDP to fall 15.1% ($3.65 billion), inflation to rise 14.3 percentage points, and unemployment to increase 6.5 percentage points. Industrial production would decline 26.3%, with metallurgy, beverages, tobacco, and food sectors most affected. Shevtsov cited President Putin's statement that profiting from both the EU and EAEU is impossible.

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