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Austria’s CA Immo Extends Sony Lease Contract In Bucharest Business Park By Five Years
Austrian real estate developer CA Immo has extended the lease contract for Sony offices in Bucharest Business Park for a five-year period, being one of the longest lease contracts targeting the office project located in north-western Bucharest, in the vicinity...
Sales Of TV Sets Up 40% In 2016
The local TV set market will go beyond 1.4 million units in 2016, an increase of 40% on 2015, the highest growth rate since the crisis, because households are spending on consumer goods agai...
Radulescu, Sony: Sales Of TV Sets Up 6% In H1
Sales of TV sets stood at 350,000 units in the first half, about 6% more than in the year-ago period, and were worth 500 million lei (EUR113 million). Smart TV market share went up to 40% fr...
Sony Aims For Over 10% Of Local Smartphone Market
The local branch of Sony Europe plans to double market share to ten percent on the smartphone segment by launching new models as top of the line Xperia Z and volume models in the range.
Sony Romania Estimates To Reach 5% Of Local Laptop Market This Year
Sony Romania estimates it will reach a 5% share of the local laptop market this year, in volume, from a 4.2-4.3% market share at the end of last year, marketing manager Mircea Stoicescu said...
Romanian Premium Tablet Market Seen Tripling This Year, To 60-70,000 Units
Sales of premium tablets in Romania, at prices of over 1,800 lei (EUR400), are expected to reach 60-70,000 units by the end of the year, triple compared to 2011 sales, Lucian Radulescu, gene...
Sony Romania Eyes 5% Share On Laptops Market In 2012
Sony Romania forecasts a 5% market share on the local laptops segment in 2012, triggered by 25% higher sales, the company’s marketing director Mircea Stoicescu said Thursday.
Sony: Romanian Laptop Market Could Match 2008 Boom
Laptop sales this year could match the record-breaking sales of the 2008 economic boom year, when Romanians bought half a million units. This comes amid a dramatic decline recorded by deskto...