Belkin sets $100 million sales target by 2015

Belkin, US-based interconnectivity solutions provider, aims to more than double its sales in India to Rs250 crore in 2011-12 as against `95 crore clocked in 2010-11.

The company is targeting to become a $100 million company by 2015, growing at a rate of 55% annually.

It also aims to double its installed base of consumer PCs to 50 million in India by 2015 from the current 25 million.

To meet its target, the computer hardware firm is expanding operations and ramping up its product portfolio in the country.
It has launched a new range of mouse and keyboard products in India.

Mohit Anand, MD, Belkin, India subcontinent, said, “The company also plans to strengthen its business through an aggressive sales channel expansion in Tier II & III markets.”