Kolkata: Kolkata-based Xenitis Group, which rocked the market in 2005 with its desktop computers Aamchi PC and Apna PC, has projected a turnover of Rs.13 billion for 2008-09. It now plans to enter the mobile handset market also.

The company, which recorded a turnover of Rs.10 billion in 2007-08, is concentrating more on computer component manufacturing and will soon start producing mobile handsets too, said Santanu Ghosh, chairman and managing director of Xenitis Group.

Xenitits Infotech Ltd is the flagship company of the Xenitis Group. The original equipment manufacturing (OEM) business run under the banner of Xenitis Infotech Ltd.

The firm sells components to all major PC companies in India which earlier imported parts from China.

"The Indian PC market is divided into three segments - 65 percent of the market is occupied by the unorganised sector, 20 percent by Indian brands and 15 percent by MNCs. We are targeting the first two sectors. We are successful in capturing 48 percent. The rest is still thriving with Chinese imports," Ghosh told IANS.

Ghosh, 37, who started the company in 2002, said his firm's products were targeted at the youth.