Optoma Corporation, the world’s leading visual display solution brand, has become the number one DLP projector brand in India in Q4 2024, securing a 36 percent market share.
Despite a 17 percent decline in the overall Indian projector market, Optoma recorded 45 percent growth, as per the PMA Report.
Optoma is set to expand into the home entertainment segment, bringing innovations such as smart projectors, solid-state lighting-based laser projectors, and eco-friendly solutions. In the professional AV segment, Optoma continues to push boundaries with advanced display technologies designed to enhance user experience.
Optoma has introduced several breakthrough products in 2024. The OMA-S, its most stylish and portable laser projector, was launched for both home entertainment and professional use. For home cinema enthusiasts, the brand unveiled the 4K UHD DuraCore laser projectors — WAVE 120SK and WAVE 130RK — delivering better immersive experience.
Vijay Sharma, Managing Director of Optoma Technology, emphasized the resilience of the business and the dedication of the team during a challenging industry phase. He attributed Optoma’s success to a strong execution-driven strategy focused on business expansion and the integration of next-generation technologies. Looking ahead, he expressed confidence in sustaining this momentum in 2025 with the launch of several innovative products.
Founded in 2000 and headquartered in the UK, Optoma is a global leader in visual solutions, catering to enterprise, education, consumer, retail, and large-venue markets. Renowned for superior image processing, precision engineering, and innovation, Optoma delivers exceptional visual experiences with unmatched reliability.
Its product lineup includes 4K UHD, portable, and laser projectors, as well as interactive flat panel displays, professional displays, AIO LED displays, and large-venue projectors. Powered by Optoma Solution Suite (OSS) and Optoma Management Suite (OMS), the company offers advanced display management solutions, enabling seamless connectivity and collaboration.
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