
Sony India's MD says the company targets ₹10,000 crore in revenue within two years, driven by 30-40% growth in large-screen TVs and rising demand in tier-2 cities.
Sony India is aiming for ₹10,000 crore in revenue within two years, driven by rising demand for premium televisions, Managing Director Sunil Nayyar said. The company on Monday launched its flagship BRAVIA 9II line-up, including a 115-inch model, the largest BRAVIA it has ever made.
Nayyar said premiumisation is gaining traction in India and the average selling price is increasing. He noted double-digit growth in the large and super-large TV segment, with 55-inch and above sets growing 30% to 40%. The 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch segments are seeing even stronger growth, he added.
Demand for premium TVs is coming not just from metros and large cities but also from tier-2 and tier-3 towns, Nayyar said. Consumers are increasingly willing to spend on better quality products. The company is preparing for a strong second half of the year due to festivals.
Nayyar acknowledged the ongoing shortage of memory chips is challenging. Sony is managing the shortage to absorb costs and has priced new products accordingly, he said.
Sony's True RGB BRAVIA portfolio now spans from 55 inches to 115 inches, covering a range of premium screen sizes.
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