Top 10 Lighting Companies In India: Best Lighting Brands

Top 10 Lighting Companies in India

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Introduction

Lighting is no longer limited to a simple bulb hanging from the ceiling. In Indian homes, offices, shops, factories, roads, hotels, and public spaces, lighting has become an important part of both functionality and design.

India’s lighting industry is also becoming more technology-driven. Companies are investing in smart lighting, connected lighting, energy-efficient products, commercial luminaires, outdoor lighting, and architectural solutions. At the same time, competition remains strong because consumers can choose from large national brands as well as many regional and unorganised manufacturers.

The Indian LED lighting market is estimated to be worth about $11.56 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach around $16.63 billion by 2030, according to Mordor Intelligence. The market includes both consumer and professional lighting applications.

Based on brand presence, product range, market reach, manufacturing capabilities, technology, financial performance, and presence across residential and commercial markets, here are 10 leading lighting companies in India.

Signify Innovations India

Image Courtesy: Signify Innovations India (Official Website)

Parent/Global Brand	Signify
Major Brand	Philips
Business	Consumer, professional and connected lighting
FY2024-25 India Revenue	Around ₹3,114 crore total income
Main Products	LED bulbs, luminaires, smart lighting, professional lighting and connected solutions

Signify Innovations India is one of the biggest names in India’s lighting industry. The company is associated with the globally recognised Philips lighting brand and has a long history in the Indian market.

Signify Innovations India reported ₹24,362 million of revenue from activities within India and ₹6,774 million from outside India for FY2024-25, according to its annual report. This means its total segment revenue was approximately ₹3,114 crore.

Recent industry analysis also identified Signify as the largest player among major organised lighting companies in India, with total income of about ₹3,143 crore and net profit of ₹270 crore in FY2025.

Havells India

Image Courtesy: Havells India (Official Website)

Founded	1983
Headquarters	Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Business	Electrical equipment and consumer products
FY2024-25 Revenue	₹21,778 crore consolidated revenue from operations
FY2024-25 Lighting Revenue	₹1,653 crore
Main Products	LED bulbs, fixtures, panels, decorative lighting and professional lighting

Havells India is one of India’s best-known electrical companies and has developed a strong position in the lighting market.

The company sells lighting products under its own brand and has built a broad distribution network across India. Its portfolio includes LED bulbs, battens, panels, downlights, decorative fixtures, street lighting and other professional lighting products.

According to Havells’ FY2024-25 annual report, its consolidated revenue from operations was ₹21,778 crore. Within its standalone business segments, Lighting and Fixtures generated ₹1,653 crore of revenue, compared with ₹1,627 crore in FY2023-24. The lighting segment also reported a segment result of ₹254 crore.

The company has also been focusing on premium lighting and more advanced fixtures rather than competing only on basic LED bulbs.

Bajaj Electricals

Image Courtesy: Bajaj Electricals (Official Website)

Founded	1938
Headquarters	Mumbai, Maharashtra
Business	Consumer electrical products and lighting
Lighting Share of Turnover	21.2% in FY2024-25
Main Products	LED bulbs, battens, ceiling lights, streetlights, high-mast lighting and area lighting

Bajaj Electricals is one of the oldest and most recognisable electrical brands in India. The company has a presence in both consumer lighting and professional lighting.

Its lighting portfolio includes LED lamps, bulbs, battens, ceiling lights, poles, high-mast lighting, street lighting and area lighting. This gives Bajaj Electricals exposure to both residential customers and large infrastructure projects.

According to the company’s FY2024-25 business report, lighting products accounted for 21.2% of its turnover, while consumer products accounted for 78.8%.

Bajaj Electricals has also been increasing its focus on technology and energy-efficient lighting. The company has a particularly useful position in India’s lighting market because of its established distribution network and long-standing brand recognition.

Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals

Image Courtesy: Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals (Official Website)

Founded	1937
Headquarters	Mumbai, Maharashtra
Business	Consumer electricals and lighting
FY2025-26 Revenue	₹8,095.52 crore consolidated revenue
FY2024-25 Lighting Revenue	Around ₹1,018 crore
Main Products	LED bulbs, battens, ceiling lights, streetlights and commercial lighting

Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals, commonly known as Crompton, is another major Indian electrical company with a strong lighting business.

The company operates across home electricals, lighting, kitchen appliances and pumps. In lighting, its products cover residential as well as commercial and outdoor applications.

During FY2024-25, Crompton’s lighting revenue reached approximately ₹1,018 crore, up about 2% from the previous year. The company reported strong performance in products such as ceiling lights and battens, while also expanding its B2B portfolio with street, flood, industrial and indoor commercial lighting products.

Crompton’s overall consolidated revenue from operations increased from ₹7,864.08 crore in FY2024-25 to ₹8,095.52 crore in FY2025-26.

Surya Roshni

Image Courtesy: Surya Roshni (Official Website)

Founded	1973
Headquarters	New Delhi
Business	Lighting, steel pipes and consumer durables
FY2025-26 Total Revenue	Around ₹7,594 crore
FY2025-26 Lighting & Consumer Durables Revenue	Around ₹1,809 crore
Main Products	LED bulbs, panels, streetlights, commercial lighting and decorative lighting

Surya Roshni is one of India’s established lighting manufacturers. The company started its lighting division in 1984 and has since developed a broad portfolio of LED and conventional lighting products.

The company operates under brands including Surya and Prakash Surya. Its products cover residential, commercial, industrial and outdoor applications.

Surya Roshni reported total revenue from operations of approximately ₹7,540 crore in FY2025-26, compared with ₹7,436 crore in FY2024-25. Its Lighting & Consumer Durables segment generated ₹1,809.2 crore in FY2025-26, compared with ₹1,690.3 crore the previous year.

Jaquar Lighting

Image Courtesy: Jaquar Lighting (Official Website)

Parent Company	Jaquar Group
Business	Lighting and bathroom solutions
FY2025-26 Lighting Revenue Estimate	Around ₹700 crore
Future Target	₹1,600–₹1,700 crore in three years
Main Products	LED, architectural, outdoor, facade and consumer lighting

Jaquar is better known among Indian consumers for bathroom fittings, but its lighting business has become increasingly important.

Jaquar Lighting offers products for homes, hotels, offices, commercial buildings, outdoor spaces and architectural projects. Its portfolio includes LED lighting, architectural lighting, facade lighting, outdoor lighting, landscape lighting, bulbs and tube lights.

In March 2026, Jaquar said that its lighting business was expected to close FY2025-26 at approximately ₹700 crore in revenue. The company has set an ambitious target of taking lighting revenue to ₹1,600–₹1,700 crore within three years.

The wider Jaquar Group reported turnover of ₹7,493 crore in FY2024-25 and was targeting approximately ₹8,300 crore in FY2025-26.

Jaquar has also planned an investment of more than ₹100 crore in a new lighting plant at Bhiwadi, showing that the company sees lighting as a major future growth area.

Orient Electric

Image Courtesy: Orient Electric (Official Website)

Business	Electrical consumer products and lighting
Major Categories	Lighting, fans and home appliances
Lighting Revenue FY2024-25	Around ₹805 crore
Main Products	LED bulbs, panels, battens, decorative and smart lighting

Orient Electric is another established Indian electrical brand with a significant presence in lighting.

Industry estimates based on company data put Orient Electric’s FY2024-25 lighting revenue at approximately ₹805 crore.

Orient has also continued to invest in new products and technology as customer preferences change. Its product portfolio is no longer limited to basic lighting products and includes more decorative and energy-efficient options.

The company is useful for consumers who want lighting products from a recognised electrical brand that also offers fans and other home electrical products.

Polycab India

Image Courtesy: Polycab India (Official Website)

Founded	1986
Headquarters	Mumbai, Maharashtra
Business	Wires, cables, electrical products and FMEG
FY2025-26 Revenue	₹28,883.8 crore
Lighting Products	LED lighting, luminaires and electrical products

Polycab India is primarily known for wires and cables, but it has expanded significantly into the fast-moving electrical goods market, including lighting.

The company’s broader product portfolio includes wires and cables, switches, fans, lighting products and other electrical goods.

Polycab reported consolidated revenue from operations of ₹28,883.8 crore in FY2025-26, representing approximately 29% year-on-year growth. Profit after tax reached ₹2,708.4 crore.

It is important to note that this revenue figure represents Polycab’s entire business and not its lighting business alone.

Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting

Image Courtesy: Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting (Official Website)

Parent Company	Wipro Enterprises
Business	Consumer care, lighting and office furniture
FY2024-25 Lighting Revenue	Around ₹698.7 crore
Overall Wipro Enterprises Revenue FY2025	₹17,963 crore
Main Products	Domestic lighting, commercial lighting and electrical products

Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting operates under Wipro Enterprises and has built a strong presence in both consumer and professional lighting.

Its lighting business covers domestic and commercial applications. The company also operates in several international markets.

Wipro Enterprises reported ₹17,963.3 crore of consolidated revenue from operations in FY2024-25. Within product revenue, domestic lighting generated approximately ₹698.7 crore, compared with ₹683.2 crore in FY2023-24.

Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting is part of a much larger business that also includes personal care, home care, electrical wire devices and office furniture. The company’s official website says Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting has revenues of more than ₹7,700 crore across its broader business, covering several categories and geographies.

Syska LED

Image Courtesy: Syska LED (Official Website)

Founded	1989
Headquarters	Pune, Maharashtra
Business	LED lighting and consumer electrical products
FY2024-25 Revenue of Syska LED Lights Pvt. Ltd.	Around ₹99 crore total revenue
Main Products	LED bulbs, smart lighting, commercial lighting and decorative lighting

Syska LED became one of the most recognisable LED lighting brands in India during the rapid adoption of LED products.

The brand focuses heavily on consumer lighting and has expanded into smart lighting, commercial lighting and other consumer electrical categories.

Syska’s official website says its LED business operates across 75+ locations in India, covering residential, commercial, outdoor, industrial and decorative indoor lighting.

The financial picture needs some explanation because Syska operates through different entities and its private-company information is not as straightforward as that of listed companies. Syska LED Lights Private Limited reported total revenue of approximately ₹99.04 crore in FY2024-25, according to company-financial data compiled from MCA filings.

Financial and Business Comparison

Company / Brand	Latest Available Revenue Figure	Main Lighting Focus
Signify Innovations India	~₹3,114 crore FY2025 segment revenue	Consumer, professional and connected lighting
Havells India	₹1,653 crore lighting revenue FY2025	Consumer and professional lighting
Bajaj Electricals	₹4,462 crores	Consumer and professional lighting
Crompton	~₹1,018 crore lighting revenue FY2025	Residential and commercial lighting
Surya Roshni	~₹1,809 crore lighting & consumer durables FY2026	Lighting and consumer electricals
Jaquar Lighting	~₹700 crore expected FY2026	Architectural, outdoor and consumer lighting
Orient Electric	~ ₹3,093.7 crore lighting revenue FY2025	Consumer and decorative lighting
Polycab India	₹1,653.5 crore	Electrical products and lighting
Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting	~₹5300 crore domestic lighting revenue FY2025	Domestic and commercial lighting
Syska LED Lights Pvt. Ltd.	~₹1000 crore total revenue FY2025	LED and smart lighting

Note: These figures are not directly comparable because some companies report lighting as a separate segment, while others report company-wide revenue or broader segment revenue. For companies such as Polycab, Jaquar and Wipro, the total-company or wider-segment figures include businesses other than lighting.

Why the Lighting Industry Is Growing in India

LED Lighting Has Become the Standard

One of the biggest changes in India’s lighting industry has been the rapid adoption of LEDs.

LED products generally use less electricity than older lighting technologies and can provide a longer operating life. This makes them attractive for homes, offices, factories, shops and public infrastructure.

The availability of affordable LED bulbs has also made it easier for households to replace older lighting products.

Smart Lighting Is Becoming More Popular

Lighting is also becoming connected.

Smart bulbs and fixtures can be controlled through smartphones, remote controls or voice assistants. Users can adjust brightness, change colours, create schedules and sometimes connect lights with other smart-home devices.

This trend is particularly visible in premium homes, hotels, offices and modern residential projects.

Commercial and Infrastructure Projects Create Demand

Lighting demand does not come only from households.

India’s growth in roads, airports, offices, factories, warehouses, shopping centres, hotels and public infrastructure creates demand for professional lighting products.

Streetlights, floodlights, industrial lights, high-bay fixtures and architectural lighting are all important parts of this market.

Companies such as Signify, Havells, Bajaj Electricals, Crompton, Surya Roshni and Jaquar operate across several of these categories.

Decorative Lighting Is Becoming More Important

Earlier, lighting was mainly selected for brightness. Today, people also think about how a light looks.

Pendant lights, track lights, profile lights, wall lights, chandeliers, recessed lights and decorative fixtures are increasingly used in modern homes.

Restaurants, hotels and retail stores also use lighting to create a particular atmosphere.

This has created opportunities for companies to sell higher-value lighting fixtures rather than only basic bulbs.

Energy Efficiency Is Becoming More Important

Electricity costs remain an important consideration for both households and businesses.

Energy-efficient lighting can reduce electricity consumption, particularly in buildings that use hundreds or thousands of lights.

This is why LED lighting has become important not only for consumers but also for factories, offices, warehouses, municipalities and other large organisations.

Conclusion

India’s lighting industry has changed significantly over the last decade. Traditional bulbs and tube lights have gradually given way to LED bulbs, panels, smart lights, decorative fixtures, professional luminaires and connected lighting systems.

Companies such as Signify, Havells, Bajaj Electricals, Crompton, Surya Roshni, Jaquar, Orient Electric, Polycab, Wipro and Syska have built strong positions in different parts of the market.

However, these companies do not all compete in exactly the same way. Signify has a strong position in consumer, professional and connected lighting, while Havells, Bajaj Electricals, Crompton and Orient Electric have large consumer electrical businesses alongside lighting. Surya Roshni has significant manufacturing capabilities, while Jaquar is expanding its architectural and outdoor lighting business. Wipro has a strong presence in domestic and commercial lighting, while Syska is particularly associated with consumer LED products.

The future of India’s lighting industry is likely to be shaped by LED technology, smart homes, connected lighting, energy efficiency, architectural design, outdoor infrastructure, automation and sustainable products. As Indian homes and businesses become more modern, lighting will increasingly be treated not just as an electrical necessity, but as an important part of comfort, design and technology.