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LG eyes leadership position in Indian TV market

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Mumbai : South Korean consumer electronics major LG is targeting for a 32 per cent share of the Indian TV market in 2022, with a gain of around 5 per cent to become the number one player in the segment, a top company official said.

The company is banking on its country-specific product line-up with local insights, expansion of retail and after-sales network, as it seeks to be the leading player in the TV segment providing a quality viewing experience to its customers, LG Electronics India Director- Home Entertainment Hak Hyun Kim saif

‘Our aspiration is to be the number one TV brand. We would have around 32 per cent market share when we exit 2022,’ Hyun Kim said in an interview here.

The Indian TV market is estimated to be at USD 4.6 billion (around Rs 35,700 crore by value) and the South Korean firm had close to 27 per cent market share in 2021, he added.

LG is one of the few brands which manufactures TV panels in India with an R&D set-up to create products based on local insights.

‘We understand the Indian consumer much better and it is helping us to improve our market share year on year,’ he said, adding, ”We are launching India insight products which are value for money.’ The Indian consumer prefers features such as brighter panels and a loud sound base. Moreover, the Indian environment is dusty and humid and LG’s local R&D (Research & Development) centre has been working to create customised products accordingly, said Hyun Kim.

Besides, LG Electronics India, which on Tuesday introduced the 2022 OLED TV line-up, expects to maintain its leadership position in the extra-large 70 inches and above screen size premium range of TV sets.

‘The company is sensing exponential growth in the extra-large segment. It is growing beyond 1X and 2X,’ said Kim, adding, ‘It is just 5 to 6 per cent of the market but it is growing exponentially.’ After the Covid pandemic, the TV viewing habits of consumers have transformed.

People now want to have a cinematic experience at home with ultra-large screens and the company is witnessing those behavioural changes, he said ”We want to be a number one player in the segment, with technology leadership. We want to provide totally different quality of display and viewing experience to our customer,’ said Kim.

The 2022 OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) line-up includes the world’s biggest 97-inch screen TV and the world’s first 42-inch TV that is perfect for smaller room spaces and ideal for every gamer. It has also introduced the first rollable OLED TV LG Signature R OLED priced at Rs 75 lakh. LG OLED TV price range starts from Rs 89,990.

The Indian TV industry is witnessing a shift towards larger screen size sets with smart features. Now 42-inch screen size has become an entry-level kind of thing for the consumer.

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