Besides, Daikin India, which is currently exporting to African and neighboring South Asian markets, expects volume of shipping to its overseas markets to go up, helped by expansion in its production capacity.

"We are looking at a turnover of Rs 5,000 crore in 2019-20," Daikin India Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Kanwaljeet Jawa told PTI.

He further said, "Daikin is gearing up sell 10 lakh room AC units and we want to increase our market share to 18-19 per cent."

The company is expecting its turnover for the previous financial year concluded on March 31, 2019, to be around Rs 4,250 crore.

This season, Daikin India is expecting a growth of 18 to 20 per cent in sales, riding on the back of "power availability, increased distribution & sales-service network, tier-III and IV cities demand and brand building."

"We have been consistently growing more than the industry since 2009," Jawa added.

The Indian residential AC industry market is expected to be of around 4.5 million units with more than 20 companies competing in the space, in which VoltasNSE 7.35 % and LG are the Market leaders.

Jawa also expects that sales of high-tech inverter range of AC would go up in the industry, as now customers are "more conscious" and are adopting products which "bear the stamp of superior technology & power efficiency."

"As pioneers of Inverters across the globe, we are confident that the inverterisation in the Indian market will lead the way for Daikin dominance in the product category," he said.

Currently, Daikin India gets around 45 to 48 per cent contribution comes from non-metro market, Jawa expects this season to remain in the same range as the non-metro trends are positive over the past few years.

"Our channel or distribution of more than 6,400 sales outlets today is powering our growth taking the Daikin products to tier-I, II, III & IV cities," he added.

Daikin, which had two manufacturing units at Neemrana, Rajasthan, and is in the process to set up a third unit in southern region expects exports from its Indian unit to go up, backed by enhancement of its production capacity.

"The exports to East Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal will further augment our business growth. And, with the third factory, we will have significant manufacturing edge and cost competitiveness in the Indian market," he said.