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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> Mumbai: Japanese technology major NTT<\/a> has set a target of crossing the USD 1 billion revenue<\/a> target in the next two years from its India operations. This means that the company that has been growing at an average of 18 per cent in topline income for the past eight years will have to ensure a better run rate in revenue growth, a top official has said.

Currently, the overall India revenue of the company, which announced an integration of all businesses into a single entity recently, is over Rs 5,000 crore (over USD 700 million), according to the official.\n

Though 28 companies have been integrated under a single brand, NTT derives as much as 90 percent of the revenue from system integration (erstwhile Dimension Data) and data centres (Netmagic).\n

\"We want to focus more on the domestic business opportunity and grow the business to make it a USD 1-billion (over Rs 7,100 crore) business in the next two years,\" Chief Executive Officer (South Asia) Kiran Bhagwanani told in a recent interaction.\n

He admitted that given the shape of the domestic economy, this is tough task but said NTT's first focus will be to protect the average revenue and profit growth and then take it northward.\n

Bhagwanani said the key focus will be Japan-related businesses pointing out that projects like the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor and other dedicated corridors in the south part-funded by Japan, as also Japanese companies' investments in India are untapped areas.\n

Along with it, the \"ballooning\" data centre market also presents an opportunity for high growth, he said, choosing not to reply to questions on increased competition from domestic players like Adani Enterprises, which has plans of investing over Rs 70,000 crore into the segment.\n

Currently, a bulk of the system integration revenue is derived from the finance and manufacturing companies, making the Indo-Japan trade-linked area as an untapped potential, he said.\n

Bhagwanani said it is indeed difficult to do business with government entities due to oft repeated concerns like payment schedules but added that this line contributes less than 2 per cent to its revenue.\n

To drive home the point, he said the company has delivered profit as expected for the past 28 quarters consecutively.\n

He hoped NTT's solutions on agriculture, mobility and the 'smart world' initiative will also gain traction as it implements the 'Digital India<\/a>' and 'Smart Cities<\/a>' programmes.

NTT India employs 6,500 and will continue to add people at the rate of 15 per cent per annum despite the progress done on automation, he said.\n

Bhagwanani said the company is a \"net job creator\" in India and that if one were to consider the strength of its workforce which is delivering services to global units from India, the staff strength is over 32,000 people.\n

When asked about the telecom venture Docomo and about the payments due as part of the adjusted gross revenue ruling of the Supreme Court, Bhagwanani said that this is beyond his company's remit as it is an investment by a different group entity.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":72426507,"title":"Average customer unlikely to pay for outgoing calls, says Jio","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/average-customer-unlikely-to-pay-for-outgoing-calls-says-jio\/72426507","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":72430173,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"NTT India sets $1 billion revenue target in two years","synopsis":"Japanese technology major NTT has set a target of crossing the USD 1 billion revenue target in the next two years from its India operations. This means that the company that has been growing at an average of 18 per cent in topline income for the past eight years will have to ensure a better run rate in revenue growth, a top official has said. ","titleseo":"telecomnews\/ntt-india-sets-1-billion-revenue-target-in-two-years","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2019-12-08 23:24:13","lastupd":"2019-12-08 23:28:13","breadcrumbTags":["Revenue","Enterprise Services","Digital India","smart cities","NTT"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/ntt-india-sets-1-billion-revenue-target-in-two-years"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2019-12-08" data-index="article_1">

日本电报电话公司在两年内印度集10亿美元收入的目标

日本技术主要NTT已经设定了一个目标跨越10亿美元收入的目标在未来两年内从其印度业务。这意味着,该公司一直在背线收入平均18%的速度增长在过去八年必须确保更好的经营收入增长速度,一位高级官员说。

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孟买:日本技术专业日本电报电话公司设定了一个目标跨越10亿美元吗收入目标在未来两年内从其印度业务。这意味着,该公司一直在背线收入平均18%的速度增长在过去八年必须确保更好的经营收入增长速度,一位高级官员说。

目前,整个印度收入的公司,宣布了一个集成的企业最近在一个单一的实体,超过5000卢比(7亿美元),根据官方。

虽然28公司已经集成在单一品牌下,NTT多达90%的收入来自系统集成(昔日的尺寸数据)和数据中心(Netmagic)。

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“我们想要更加关注国内的商业机会和成长业务使其10亿美元(超过7100卢比)业务在未来两年,”首席执行官(南亚)Kiran Bhagwanani告诉在最近的一次互动。

他承认,鉴于国内经济的形状,这是艰巨的任务,但表示NTT的第一焦点将是保护平均收入和利润增长,然后向北。

Bhagwanani表示,重点将日本相关企业指出项目如德里孟买工业走廊和其他专用走廊在南方部分日本,也是日本企业在印度的投资尚未开发的领域。

随着它,“膨胀”数据中心市场也为高速增长提供了一个机会,他说,选择不回答问题竞争加剧的国内球员,比如阿达尼企业计划投资超过70000卢比到段。

目前,大部分的系统集成收入来源于金融和制造业公司,使Indo-Japan trade-linked区域作为一个未开发的潜力,他说。

Bhagwanani说确实很难和政府实体由于做生意经常重复问题像付款时间表,但补充说,这条线的贡献小于2%的收入。

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为证明这一点,他说该公司已经交付预期利润在过去28个季度连续。

他希望NTT的解决方案在农业、流动性和“智能世界”计划也将获得牵引力,因为它实现了”数字印度”和“智能城市”项目。

NTT印度并将继续增加雇佣了6500人以每年15%的速度,尽管进展进行自动化,他说。

Bhagwanani表示,该公司在印度是一个“净就业创造者”,如果要考虑员工的力量来自印度的全球交付服务单位,员工的力量就超过32000人。

当被问及电信企业Docomo和应付款的一部分调整总收入最高法院的裁决,Bhagwanani说,这是他的公司职权范围以外的,因为它是由不同组织实体的投资。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> Mumbai: Japanese technology major NTT<\/a> has set a target of crossing the USD 1 billion revenue<\/a> target in the next two years from its India operations. This means that the company that has been growing at an average of 18 per cent in topline income for the past eight years will have to ensure a better run rate in revenue growth, a top official has said.

Currently, the overall India revenue of the company, which announced an integration of all businesses into a single entity recently, is over Rs 5,000 crore (over USD 700 million), according to the official.\n

Though 28 companies have been integrated under a single brand, NTT derives as much as 90 percent of the revenue from system integration (erstwhile Dimension Data) and data centres (Netmagic).\n

\"We want to focus more on the domestic business opportunity and grow the business to make it a USD 1-billion (over Rs 7,100 crore) business in the next two years,\" Chief Executive Officer (South Asia) Kiran Bhagwanani told in a recent interaction.\n

He admitted that given the shape of the domestic economy, this is tough task but said NTT's first focus will be to protect the average revenue and profit growth and then take it northward.\n

Bhagwanani said the key focus will be Japan-related businesses pointing out that projects like the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor and other dedicated corridors in the south part-funded by Japan, as also Japanese companies' investments in India are untapped areas.\n

Along with it, the \"ballooning\" data centre market also presents an opportunity for high growth, he said, choosing not to reply to questions on increased competition from domestic players like Adani Enterprises, which has plans of investing over Rs 70,000 crore into the segment.\n

Currently, a bulk of the system integration revenue is derived from the finance and manufacturing companies, making the Indo-Japan trade-linked area as an untapped potential, he said.\n

Bhagwanani said it is indeed difficult to do business with government entities due to oft repeated concerns like payment schedules but added that this line contributes less than 2 per cent to its revenue.\n

To drive home the point, he said the company has delivered profit as expected for the past 28 quarters consecutively.\n

He hoped NTT's solutions on agriculture, mobility and the 'smart world' initiative will also gain traction as it implements the 'Digital India<\/a>' and 'Smart Cities<\/a>' programmes.

NTT India employs 6,500 and will continue to add people at the rate of 15 per cent per annum despite the progress done on automation, he said.\n

Bhagwanani said the company is a \"net job creator\" in India and that if one were to consider the strength of its workforce which is delivering services to global units from India, the staff strength is over 32,000 people.\n

When asked about the telecom venture Docomo and about the payments due as part of the adjusted gross revenue ruling of the Supreme Court, Bhagwanani said that this is beyond his company's remit as it is an investment by a different group entity.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":72426507,"title":"Average customer unlikely to pay for outgoing calls, says Jio","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/average-customer-unlikely-to-pay-for-outgoing-calls-says-jio\/72426507","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":72430173,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"NTT India sets $1 billion revenue target in two years","synopsis":"Japanese technology major NTT has set a target of crossing the USD 1 billion revenue target in the next two years from its India operations. This means that the company that has been growing at an average of 18 per cent in topline income for the past eight years will have to ensure a better run rate in revenue growth, a top official has said. ","titleseo":"telecomnews\/ntt-india-sets-1-billion-revenue-target-in-two-years","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2019-12-08 23:24:13","lastupd":"2019-12-08 23:28:13","breadcrumbTags":["Revenue","Enterprise Services","Digital India","smart cities","NTT"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/ntt-india-sets-1-billion-revenue-target-in-two-years"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/ntt-india-sets-1-billion-revenue-target-in-two-years/72430173">