"Samsung" Chinese companies compete with the Indian market

Samsung plans to launch a series of smart phones in India before its global release, in order to restore the land granted to its Chinese competitors, such as Chaomi, in the world's second largest mobile phone market. Chinese companies such as Shawomi in two quarters of the three quarters of 2018, whose data are available according to the market research firm Counterpoint.

"The new phones in the Galaxy M series, which Samsung plans to sell only through its website and the Amazon platform, will help the company double its Internet sales, Asim Warsi said," The M series was built in accordance with to the demands of Indian consumers of the millennium, "adding that the phones will be launched in the world after the Indian launch in late January.

He declined to give specific details, but said that online sales accounted for a two-digit percentage of the company's total business turnover for mobile phones. For organizational data from paper.vc, a BI platform.

India-based phones, priced at less than $ 142 and $ 284, will include higher capacity batteries and features such as high-speed charging, said the head of India's mobile phone division.

The South Korean company is trying to refocus on the Indian market, which has more than one billion wireless network subscribers, with nearly 350 million users still not using smart phones. New Delhi, as well as the world's largest mobile phone store in Bengaluru Bengaluru.

The extension of the plant in India, which will be completed in 2020, should allow Samsung to produce phones in the country, which will increase from 68 million to 120 million a year. "Samsung has a lot to do, Research and Development for Indian consumers who have important contacts with many other consumers in many other parts of the world."

Samsung sells its phones through 250,000 points of sale and more than 2,000 exclusive stores, with the badistance of 2,000 service centers. Like a tri-camera in the Galaxy A7 and a quad on the Galaxy A9, as well as the front camera on the screen of the Galaxy A8.