Sharp Business Systems (India) expects 50 per cent growth in its turnover during the financial year 2020-21, as the company is expanding its portfolio and venturing into new segments such as smart home appliances.
The company is looking India as one of the three major focus markets for the home appliances segment though its contribution to its global fold is not big, said Sharp India Managing Director Shinji Minatogawa.
"India is one of the most highlighted and targeted markets for us in home appliances, that's why we are developing country-specific products," he said, adding, "We are committed to the Indian market."
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