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Sony sets target of 40 per cent growth in BRAVIA television

| @indiablooms | Sep 07, 2019, at 02:52 pm

Kolkata: Sony India said it has set itself a target of 40% growth in BRAVIA television business in West Bengal market vis-a-vis last festive season with an overall plan to achieve sales to the tune of Rs. 350 crores.

With a slew of new products, easy finance schemes, consumer promotional offers and a highly visible marketing campaign, Sony said it intends to add joy to the Durga Puja festivities in West Bengal.

New products launched across categories such as television, digital imaging, home and personal audio Sony has recently launched new products across categories, such as BRAVIA televisions, Alpha cameras and lenses, soundbars, party speakers, headphones and Bluetooth speaker. Some of the latest product offerings include flagship BRAVIA OLED MASTER series A9G and BRAVIA OLED 4K TV A8G series in the television segment.

In digital imaging, A7R III and A7 III full frame cameras, RX0 II ultra-compact camera, a vlogger kit including A6400 camera along with additional accessories, Super Telephoto 600mm F4 G Master™ Prime Lens and 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS Super-Telephoto Zoom Lens are available.

Home audio segment has seen the launch of HT-Z9F and HT-X8500 Dolby Atmos soundbars; WH-XB900N Extra Bass Noise Cancellation headphone with Alexa, SRS-402M wireless Alexa speaker and SRS-XB32/22 Extra Bass Bluetooth speakers have been added to the personal audio segment.

Smart home kit with select BRAVIA televisions and assured gifts with other products Sony has many attractive offers for consumers this festive season.

Speaking at the launch event, Sunil Nayyar, Managing Director, Sony India, said, “We acknowledge the trust that customers in West Bengal have shown in us. For this Durga Puja, we want to offer the most cutting-edge products bundled with unique consumer promotion offers and easy finance schemes to our consumers. We are confident to make this Durga Puja a memorable one for them and achieve sales of Rs.350 crore during festive season”.

Satish Padmanabhan, Sales Head, Sony India, added saying, “We have a wide array of new products in each category available for consumer. There are also assured gifts on purchase of select products across categories such as BRAVIA televisions, soundbars, party speakers and alpha cameras which will drive the growth this season. We will back these promotional offers with robust marketing investment of Rs. 25 crore towards ATL and BTL campaign”.

(Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS)

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