Category: Indesit

HOTPOINT is to invest a massive £5 million in its 400 Hotpoint Centre dealers, including their own unique products.

Indesit chairman Vittorio Merloni bought Hotpoint to make his company a top contender. Next he wants to overtake Bosch and Electrolux FOR a billionaire with a sizeable chunk of European business under his belt, Vittorio Merloni is a surprisingly hesitant figure. Short, lean, bespectacled and cour…

Milan, 10th February 2005 ““ 2004 was another year of growth in sales for Indesit Company. The preliminary figures for 2004 were reviewed today by the board of directors meeting in Milan. Sales stand at €3,175m, Ebit at €248m and profit before tax at €185m.

Watchdog, the BBC’s consumer affairs magazine program, has highlighted a possible problem with the aforementioned Indesit dishwasher manufactured by The Indesit Company which was formerly known as Merloni Elettrodomestici which manufacturers Hotpoint, indesit and Ariston brands primarily. The pro…

Merloni Elettrodomestici, the Italian appliance manufacturer, today makes a symbolic name change to Indesit. It is rare in Italy for a company to ditch the name of its controlling family. Merloni has taken the view that it should be named after one of its top brands as it strives to increase its …

Italian appliance maker Indesit Company announced that it has made its first acquisition of the year. The company, formerly known as Merloni Elettrodomestici, has entered into an agreement with WLS (Wuxi Little Swan Company), leading Chinese appliance maker, to set up a joint venture in which Ind…

Manafucturing giant Merloni Elettrodomestici UK has taken to the streets, quite literally, in a recruitment drive to fill vacancies at its new call centre in Peterborough. The team set up a stall in the city centre and spent an entire day speaking to potential new employees, handing out more than…

Refrigerator producer Merloni Indesit Polska can begin production at its new refrigerator factory in the recently expanded L³dz Special Economic Zone after being granted official permission on December 2.

The Board of Directors of Italian appliance maker Merloni Elettrodomestici announced that it will sell 40 percent of its stake in Faber Factor to Fineldo. The sale reduces Merloni’s interest in the factoring company to 10 percent, which the company said it no longer deems “of strategic importance.”

Oct 27, 2004: European appliance maker Merloni Elettrodomestici announced that it expects to close 2004 with a substantial increase in sales volumes and market shares and with profit margins in line with expectations.