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Harman House recorded 30% growth in 2012
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, January 08 - 2013 at 05:10
Harman Middle East has announced plans to expand in the UAE and said the company is set to achieve record sales of Dhs1.5bn during the fiscal year 2013 on higher revenue in Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF), Khaleej Times has reported. "We achieved over $306m in sales revenue in the region for the fiscal year 2011-2012, with more than 30% growth over previous year," Harman president, Amit Malani, told the daily. "We see increasing demand for consumer electronics across the Middle East in general and the UAE in particular," he said. The company is very bullish about this year's DSF and it will help achieve the fiscal year target, he added.
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