The Korean electronics maker also wants to expand TV production in India where currently it imports only the super big sizes and extremely ...

Samsung India aims for Rs 10,000 crore television sales in 2024, focusing on premiumization and volume growth. With 90% of TVs locally prod...

Samsung India Senior Vice President, Consumer Electronics Business, Mohandeep Singh said: "The launch of new OLED TVs will enable us to fur...

The company has recently invested around Rs 200 crore in a new line for manufacturing the premium range of side-by-side refrigerators at th...

"Our aspiration is to be the number one TV brand. We would have around 32 per cent market share when we exit 2022," Hyun Kim said in an int...

Analysts, however, predicted a tough year ahead for the company in India with Chinese brands like OnePlus and Xiaomi ready to enter the pre...

LG Electronics India senior director (B2B) R. Zutshi said there is not much slowdown in B2B orders and government purchases.

The OnePlus CEO said that in about 10 years, most homes will have TVs that are actually smart displays.

Riding on the high brand value of Philips among the Indian consumers, TPV Technology is aiming to be among the top five brands here in the ...

The trend has gathered pace over the past two years or so, prompting companies to launch more and more TVs with larger screens.

As per the company’s filings with the Registrar of Companies, Sony India’s revenue fell 11% to Rs 7,181.84 crore in 2016-17 from Rs 8,073.3...

The company is expecting the 4K segment to grow 80 per cent this year. According to LG's India head, LG presently has a market share of 32-...

Thanks to Samsung, TV sets will now become brighter and more colourful than ever before.

The South Korean technology leader aims to capture a larger share of the premium segment of the market with the new launches.

Japanese electronics major Panasonic and South Korean giant LG are confident of doing good business, so also are direct-to-home operators D...

Samsung is planning to launch over half a dozen products including a 10-inch tablet and a spacious refrigerator in the next three months.

But companies don't expect smart TV prices to fall any time soon with the entry of more advanced products or increased competition.