Panasonic’s restructuring of the Indian business which includes merger of the Panasonic India-run consumer electronics business with the ex...

Vivek Sharma, MD at Panasonic Life Solutions India, said these stores will serve as experience centres for consumers and influencers, He sa...

For the fiscal year 2018, the company clocked in revenues of Rs 3,410 crore with a net profit of Rs 614 crore.

In his new role, Mr Sharma will be responsible for driving the electricals arm of the organization and oversee growth of all businesses.

Panasonic India operates across five segments - consumer business, industry business, mobile phones, energy business and system solutions b...

"Anchor is a strategic business unit for Panasonic India that extends our commitment towards offering safe, reliable and quality electrical...

Anchor Electricals, owned by Panasonic Corporation, is aiming to be the export hub for Africa, South Asia and Middle East markets in variou...

Anchor Electricals, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation today said it is investing Rs 150 crore in a manufacturing facility ...

This plant, which will be near the existing unit at Haridwar, will allow the company to scale up its capacity by over 30 per cent in the cu...

The company will pump in Rs 150 crore this fiscal as part of its investment plan of Rs 400 crore in three years towards capacity expansion ...

As per India’s single-brand retailing norms, foreign companies opting to invest more than 51% in such a venture must source 30% of their me...

Takaki Oguri, joint managing director (Sales & Marketing), Anchor Electricals Pvt Ltd talks about Anchor's journey in India.

The company had last week opened a LED (light-emitting diode) lighting experience centre in Mumbai and would now open shortly next one at B...

Anchor Electricals is eyeing acquisitions in the switches and lighting businesses to enhance its growth, a company official said.

Anchor is eyeing to grow its revenue by nearly a quarter more this fiscal over the past year, given the rising demand for its new products.

The move will allow Panasonic to venture into both housing and non-housing markets, along with its wholly-owned subsidiary Anchor.

The Shah family-owned Anchor Group will soon launch GreatWhite switches to challenge a brand it created four decades ago and sold to Panaso...