Xenitis forecasts Rs.13 Bn turnover for 2008-09
The company has invested Rs.2.5 billion to build the manufacturing hub at Hooghly, situated over 45 km north of Kolkata. At present, it manufactures five computer parts - cabinet, keyboard, power supply, mouse and speakers.
In October 2007, the company launched its sub-Rs.20,000 laptops 'Xuva' targeting the growing tech savvy youth.
Next in the pipeline is Ghosh's dream project of manufacturing handsets under the telecom unit of Xenitis Group, Xenitis Telecommunications Pvt Ltd. The company has already bagged an order of 160,000 handsets per month and will export 50,000 handsets to Dubai every month.
It has signed memorandums of understanding (MoU) which will fetch over Rs.21 billion in three years for the PC business.
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