The New Delhi-headquartered company's revenues were Rs 3,168 crore for the financial year 2012-13.
Micromax, which is the second largest smartphone player in India, held about 16% market share in Q4 2013. Some of the top selling models were the entry level smartphones like A35 Bolt and A67, IDC data showed.
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"We have seen huge growth in business, especially in the smartphone category (mid and entry-level). We expect to close this fiscal with a billion in revenues," Micromax co-founder Vikas Jain told PTI.
The firm will continue to launch innovative and affordable products for the market across platforms, he added.
"We will introduce a product based on Android Kitkat within the next 60 days," Jain said.
Asked if the company would introduce a device with Windows Phone OS, he said the company is in discussions with Microsoft on bringing out "products relevant to the Indian market".
Micromax today announced a strategic partnership with chipset maker MediaTek and telecom services provider Aircel.
"This is aimed at offering the best out-of-the-box experiences for the Indian users and the partnership will see a unique amalgamation of the expertise of the three companies," Jain said.
While, Aircel will offer one stop solutions to address the increasing data demands, MediaTek along-with Micromax's expertise in product design and performance will redefine the user experience creating a win-win ecosystem for the Indian users, he added.
Under this alliance, Aircel will team up with Micromax to introduce a range of offers for the consumers which will be almost equivalent to cost of the device.
Powered by MediaTek chipsets, the devices promise to deliver a seamless and a powerful user experience, while the bundled Aircel offers will drive data growth in the country.
The offers initially will be available across 4 Micromax devices -- MMX 377G, Funbook Mini 410i, A090 and X070 -- to be available next month.
The co-developed smart devices by the three pioneers will deliver seamless experience for consumers, driving enhanced performance and data experience for customers across the country.
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