Sony Group

Sony Group Corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate with annual revenues exceeding JPY 13 trillion (approximately $86 billion USD), operating across electronics, gaming, music, film, television, and financial services. Founded in 1946 by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita as Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo, Sony has been synonymous with consumer electronics innovation — from the Walkman and Trinitron TV to the PlayStation and Alpha mirrorless camera. Sony's portfolio encompasses PlayStation gaming (PlayStation 5, PlayStation Network, 125 million active users), Sony Pictures Entertainment (Spider-Man, James Bond), Sony Music Entertainment (Adele, Beyonce, BTS), Sony Alpha cameras (the professional standard for photographers and filmmakers), and Sony semiconductors (CMOS sensors powering Apple iPhone cameras). In India, Sony is a household name through Sony LIV streaming, Sony Entertainment Television, and Sony Music India, making it one of the most culturally embedded global brands in the country.