Panasonic Electric Works targets INR 15,500 crore revenue in India by 2030

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Panasonic Electric Works targets INR 15,500 crore revenue in India by 2030
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Panasonic (OTC: PCRFY ) Electric Works (PEWIN), led by Kato Yoshiyuki, has outlined an ambitious strategy to achieve a revenue target of INR 15,500 crore (INR 1 = $0.012) by 2030 in India. The plan, announced on Tuesday, involves transforming India into an export hub for West Asia, SAARC, and African countries.

To facilitate this growth plan, PEWIN aims to increase its export share by 10%. This move is part of the company's broader global strategy to enhance its market presence and revenue through significant investments.

In line with this objective, PEWIN has earmarked an INR 300 crore investment for the expansion of its Sri City plant. This investment is expected to bolster the company's production capabilities and support its goal of becoming a major player in these markets.

This strategic plan aligns with PEWIN's global approach to expand its footprint and increase revenue. The focus on India is indicative of the country's growing importance as a manufacturing and export hub for multinational companies like Panasonic Electric Works.

According to InvestingPro data, PEWIN has a healthy market capitalization of $25901.2 million, indicating its financial strength. The company also operates with a moderate level of debt, which is a positive sign for potential investors. The P/E ratio of the company stands at 9.29, suggesting that the shares are trading at a low price relative to its earnings. This is echoed in the InvestingPro Tips that highlight PEWIN's strong earnings and low P/E ratio relative to near-term earnings growth.

PEWIN has also seen a significant price uptick over the last six months, with a total return of 39.73%, and a whopping 67.7% return over the last year, as per InvestingPro data. This trend aligns with the InvestingPro Tip that recognizes the company's high return over the past year.

Moreover, PEWIN is a prominent player in the Household Durables industry and has maintained dividend payments for 32 consecutive years, as noted in the InvestingPro Tips. The company's dividend yield stands at 1.93%, and it has seen a dividend growth of 8.33% in the last 12 months.

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