Panasonic India

Appliance and consumer electronics maker Panasonic Life Solutions aims to achieve a 14 per cent revenue growth in FY24, led by its large appliances, according to the company's chairman, India and South Asia, Manish Sharma. The company is expecting to close the current financial year with a revenue of Rs 11,000 crore and double-digit growth, he said. Besides, the company is also expanding its product portfolio in large appliances like refrigerators, room air conditioners and some other segments such as cameras. "Overall we are doing well. We are having double-digit growth in terms of revenue. We might end this financial year close to Rs 11,000 crore," said Sharma. This is putting all the three verticals of Panasonic in India -- appliances, B2B and switch and wire businesses (Anchor) -- besides other small entities, he said. When asked about the next fiscal, Sharma said: "We are again targeting double-digit growth between 13 per cent and 14 per cent. This would largely be led by vo

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