Chinese tech major lenovo on Wednesday said it is aiming a revenue target of $6 billion from India in the next three years and to be among the top 20 companies in the country.
“In the next three years, I have given a target to reach $6 billion and to be among the top 20 companies in this country,” lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang said here.
Yang, who also met Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, said this is the perfect time to be in India.
Yang, along with lonovo India MD Rahul Agarwal and lenovo Asia Pacific COO and lenovo India Chairman Amar Babu met Modi for about 40 minutes.
“last time I was here three years ago, I had challenged the India team to achieve $800 million in revenue. This year, we will achieve $2.5 billion in revenue. We will become top 4 of the 50 companies in the country,” he said.
Asked about his meeting with Modi, Yang said they had a very good conversation and he was encouraged by the Prime Minister’s vision.