With the festive season in full swing, consumer durable companies are gearing up for a significant boost in sales. Many are expecting growth rates between 30-50%, driven by increased consumer confidence and festive discounts. The real estate market is als
DiwaliConsumer DurablesReal EstateSales GrowthDiscountsReal Estate NewsOct 27, 2024

The consumer durables market is expected to see a 30-50% growth during Diwali due to increased consumer confidence, attractive discounts, and a general sense of optimism in the economy. Many companies are also implementing strategic marketing and promotional campaigns to capture the attention of consumers.
Consumer durable companies are using strategies such as offering attractive discounts, enhancing marketing campaigns, improving customer service, launching innovative products, and forming collaborations and partnerships to ensure a successful Diwali season.
The real estate market is expected to remain buoyant during the Diwali season, with home buyers taking advantage of attractive deals and government incentives. Many developers are reporting a surge in sales and are offering various benefits to attract buyers.
Leading companies such as Panasonic and Samsung are well-prepared for the Diwali season. They are offering deep discounts, launching new products, and running special campaigns to attract customers.
Consumer confidence during the Diwali season is being driven by factors such as a recovering economy, increased disposable incomes, and the availability of attractive deals and discounts. The festive spirit and the tradition of making big purchases during Diwali also contribute to this sentiment.

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