IT system integrator firm Hitachi Systems Micro Clinic today said the company is looking to grow its revenue to Rs 600 crore by 2017 by leveraging its pan-India reach and industry relations in India.
"Building on our strong foundation to enhance our business outreach further, we are targeting to develop Hitachi Systems Micro Clinic into a 10-billion yen or Rs 600-crore business by 2017," Hitachi Systems Micro Clinic MD Tarun Seth said in a statement.
The company has entered 25th year of its operations in India and has a pan-India footprint with 16 branches and over 180 service locations.
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The company plans to grow its operations by leveraging organic and inorganic growth strategies, the statement said.
"Bringing Hitachi Systems Micro Clinic under the Hitachi Systems group umbrella has empowered us to offer superior IT services over the last 18 months. The fusion of two organisations' technology, people and portfolios has allowed significant growth to our IT business in India," Hitachi Systems President and CEO Naoya Takahashi said.
