White goods — refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners and the like — remain one of the most competitive categories in Indian consumer durables. A recent graphic claiming LG holds 30% of the refrigerator market got the big picture right but smoothed over some important details.

**The corrected snapshot (refrigerators)** 
LG leads with roughly **29.9–30%** offline value market share in recent periods through 2025 and early 2026. Samsung follows at around **20–23%**, while Whirlpool sits in the **14–16%** range. Haier, Godrej, Voltas Beko, IFB and others share the rest. Exact mid-tier percentages vary by source and whether you look at value or volume.

LG’s strength is especially clear in premium formats such as side-by-side models (around 43%). The same pattern of leadership appears in other white-goods categories: washing machines (often above 33%) and strong positions in air conditioners and microwaves.

**Why it matters** 
India’s white-goods market is still growing, driven by rising incomes, urbanisation, energy-efficiency norms and demand for smarter, more flexible appliances. Offline value share remains the most closely watched metric, even as online channels expand.

**Bottom line** 
LG continues to set the pace in India’s white-goods space. The refrigerator numbers confirm durable leadership at the top, a solid second place for Samsung, and a more fragmented field below. For retailers, investors and consumers, brand strength plus reliable service still matter more than any single percentage point.