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PARK ELECTRONIK: A consistent performer
 
With a high market credibility and full commitment towards its customers, Park Electronik is one of the few consistent distribution-focused companies in the northern part of the country.
 

 
Thursday, September 22, 2005

 


CEO: Ajaya Kumar

BRANDS: Samsung, HCL, Intel, Sony, Microsoft, HP, Compaq
EMPLOYEES: 52
ADDRESS: 406, Eros Apartments, 56 Nehru Place, New Delhi 110019
BRANCHES: 2
TEL: 26293749, 26293946, 55606550
SILVER CLUB RANK (2003-04): NEWCOMER

STRENGTHS
l The company's attitude towards treating its employees as a family has helped address retrenchment issues
l Core strength in the distribution business helped attract global players like Microsoft, Sony and AOC
CHALLLENGES
l Still focused on northern region

Some impressive highlights at Park for 2004-05 include bagging distribution rights for Microsoft hardware and Sony. It was recently appointed as the regional distributor for AOC brand CRT and TFT monitors in north India. Initially targeting
the NCR region around Delhi, the company is planning to take these products to other parts of North India subsequently.

Taiwan-based TPV Technology, which owns AOC brand, is already present in India for several years and has offices in Gurgaon and Bangalore. The vendor claims to have shipped over 1.1 million monitors through the OEM route in 2004. For the coming months, a major portion of this growth is likely to come from Park Electronik.

The distributor registered a growth of 30% in FY 2004-05, clocking a turnover of Rs 60 crore. Ajaya attributes this growth to a good mix of product portfolio, which includes push as well as pull products. The new branches will begin operations with a set of pull products and will later expand to include premium push products.

In its bid to better equip its 18-member sales team, Park Electronik has engaged itself towards providing regular training to its employees.

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