Thomson (Technicolor SA), a premium French brand TV is completely being manufactured in India under SPPL, which recently set up the manufacturing plant to boost its ‘Make in India’ initiatives. Thomson aims to increase its market share in the Indian TV market to 4.5 percent by 2019-20. With the recent licensing of custom Android software, the smart TV manufacturer’s sales target is about half a million units by the year 2021. Thomson is the top 3 online selling tv brand in India, it’s one the best-rated TV in India.

White-Westinghouse, America’s largest consumer appliance brand has entered the Indian market with a licensee partner with SPPL. White-Westinghouse in collaboration with SPPL will be investing Rs 300 crores for setting manufacturing units in the country. The brand will launch washing machines and other large appliances.

Blaupunkt is a German brand for consumer electronics, car multimedia, and related consumer lifestyle products. Founded in Berlin in 1924 as the Ideal company, Blaupunkt gained notoriety through the internal test label for headphones – the blue dot. The quality feature became a trademark, and in 1938 also the company name. Today, the brand is being developed by GIP Development SARL as part of a licensing program launched in 2009. More than 40 licensees around the world distribute BLAUPUNKT products on all continents in more than 90 countries in the categories: Audio, Video, TV, Car Multimedia, Mobile Telephony, E-Mobility, Home Appliances, Security Systems, Cleaning Robots, Air Conditioning, E-Mobility and many more.

Westinghouse is built upon a tradition of dependability and innovation. Today, we strive to make everyday life a little better by offering a wide range of quality products and services you can trust.

For more than 130 years, Westinghouse has stood for innovative, reliable, high-quality products and customer service. A combination of groundbreaking technology and rock-solid dependability has made Westinghouse one of the world’s most trusted brands.

Japan is renowned for its innovations in robotics, automotive technology, and electronics, which is where our journey as JVC began. When we say ‘Japanese Technology,’ it reflects our commitment to delivering the most innovative technological experiences worldwide.

From the Victor Talking Machine in 1927 to JVC Tablets in 2018, and now with our advanced televisions, we have enriched millions of lives through technological advancements