D-Link (India), country's premier networking hardware company, is eyeing Rs 400-crore turnover in FY09 and would increase its headcount at software development and R&D facility in Bangalore, a top company executive said here today.
"We are aiming Rs 400-crore turnover in FY09 as compared to Rs 325 crore in FY08. We are also looking at increasing headcount from present 60 at our R&D facility in Bangalore to develop new generation products," D-Link (India) Executive Chairman K R Naik told PTI here today.
The company has a strong infrastructural presence with state-of-the-art manufacturing plants along with software and R&D centres in Goa and Bangalore and a Global Tech Support Call Centre in Mumbai.
It has a nation-wide network of 17 offices, 21 territory distributors, 400 dealers and 4,000 resellers.
D-Link's initiative in software and R&D is part of its strategy to expand its market share in new and emerging technologies by leveraging the top talent in India to develop complete products for the international market.
The company has developed a strong team of highly talented software development and R&D professionals based in Bangalore and Goa.