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Philips restructures CTV portfolio
NEW DELHI, MAY 19. The Dutch electronics giant, Philips, today
announced restructuring of its colour television (CTV) portfolio
by focussing on large-screen models of 29-inch and above against
the mass 20 and 21 inch segments to cater to the fastest growing
industry segment.
The Senior vice-president (consumer electronics) Philips India,
Mr. Rajeev Karwal, said, ``In the current recession, large-
screens of above 29 inch are the growth drivers. Philips India
has decided to focus on these categories to build volumes''.
He said the large-screen models contributed as much as 25 per
cent to the total CTV turnover of the company against an industry
share of 10 per cent.
``Later in the year, we will cover up some weaknesses of the 14
and 20 inch models. I see Philips pushing the growth button in
CTVs by the end of the year and we hope to more than make up the
lost marketshare position," Mr. karwal said.
He also asserted that the loss-making consumer electronics (CE)
division of Philips was well on the growth path, ``with losses in
the first four months of this year being one-tenth of what they
were in the same period last year. The Philips CE division has
grown by 30 per cent".
- PTI
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