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Voltas, Whirlpool shares surge up to 5% as Panasonic exits washing machine, refrigerator segments in IndiaVoltas and Whirlpool shares climbed up to 5% after Panasonic said it would exit the Indian washing machine and refrigerator segments, citin...- Panasonic pulls plug on washing machines, refrigerators in IndiaPanasonic Holdings is reducing its consumer electronics operations in India. The company is discontinuing refrigerators and washing machine...
- Panasonic India keen to contract manufacture air conditioners for other brandsThe Japanese company has also planned to expand the number of shits in its AC plant in next two months to expand production considering it ...
- Panasonic to produce for two other brands in its India factoryPanasonic has been locally manufacturing its entire product portfolio in the country. The company is also keen to take its internet of thin...
- Tsuzuki to set up plant at Reliance's Model Economic Township in JhajjarTsuzuki is the third Japanese company after Panasonic and Denso to invest in MET Jhajjar, which is one of the 12 sites identified by the Ja...
- Panasonic to cut fridge prices, roll out local products soonThe company at present imports refrigerator from Vietnam and Thailand. It will locally produce models with capacity of 260-340 litres.
- India to be mfg hub for Middle East & Africa: PanasonicThe electronics giant considers India a high-priority market, adding that Panasonic enjoys good brand awareness in the country.
- Panasonic, Tata Elxsi to set up R&D unit in BengaluruThe new R&D center will develop technologies such as AI and robotics from India for its global operations and also help in product designin...
- Panasonic plans refrigerator plant in IndiaPanasonic India and South Asia president Manish Sharma said the move is triggered by the huge market for refrigerators in India.
- India operations to be $10 billion annual business by 2018: PanasonicJapanese electronics goods major Panasonic today said the Indian operations will become its second largest in Asia Pacific after China with...
- Panasonic to hire 3500 people for its Haryana plant by 2018The company's Indian operations also aims to increase its revenue by over two-fold to Rs 25,000 crore by 2015, it said.
- Panasonic to make India manufacturing hub; to start exportsPanasonic will start exports of home appliances from India as part of plans to make the country a manufacturing hub and the first shipment ...
- Panasonic aims Rs 12,000 crore sales from consumer durables by 2015The target is part of Panasonic India's overall plan of becoming a $5 billion (Rs 25,000 crore) entity in India by 2015, up from the curren...
- Panasonic India to break-even this year, then chase growth: MDJapanese electronics giant Panasonic is targeting breakeven for its Indian consumer products business this fiscal year, MD Manish Sharma sa...
- Panasonic to move into new segments in India to avoid see-saw demand in durables mktPanasonic's new ventures would include healthcare, security, energy and education. The company will also expand its beauty care and laptop ...
- Panasonic to start production at Haryana's Jhajjar facility by Nov, 2012The new plant would cater to the domestic market and can produce 10 lakh air-conditioners, 4 lakh washing machines and 25,000 welding machi...
- Panasonic India's Jhajjar unit to be operational by Nov 2012Panasonic India's manufacturing facility at Jhajjar in Haryana - Panasonic Techno Park - will become operational by November 2012.
- RIL, IL&FS rope in Japan govt for study on township projectEvincing interest in investing in RIL-promoted 10K acres industrial township in Haryana, Japanese govt is sponsoring a feasibility study to...
- Panasonic eyeing 65% jump in revenue from India in FY 12Panasonic is targeting a nearly 65 per cent jump in revenue from ts India operations in FY 12 to Rs 9,000 crore.
- Panasonic plans to double headcount to 20k in India by 2012Japan's consumer electronics major Panasonic plans to double its headcount in India to 20,000 in next two years.
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