Samsung opens the world's largest mobile phone factory

South Korean company Samsung Electronics opened this week the world's largest mobile phone maker on the world's second largest smartphone market: India's factory expansion, which is expected to be completed by 2020 , should double Samsung's capacity to produce phones in the country ranges from 68 million phones a year to 120 million phones a year.

The announcement comes as South Korean technology seeks to increase production in the fastest mobile market in the world. Traces The New Delhi industry, on the outskirts of New Delhi, will allow the South Korean company to manufacture phones cheaply because of its size when other handset manufacturing centers like China become more expensive.

The factory, opened by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in during their visit to the suburbs of Delhi, also helped Samsung compete with other competitors such as the Chinese Chaoyi, This year is the largest smart phone brand in India with regard to the number of shipments.

The opening of the factory is a victory for the flagship program of Prime Minister Narendra Modi aimed at attracting investors in the South Asian sector. India backed by Prime Minister India is far from facing ambitious business promises and has managed to manufacture mobile devices and components in stages

India is a huge market and growing for smartphones. According to counterpoint market research firm, more than 120 Indian manufacturers are currently working on badembling cell phones and accessories such as charger, batteries, power banks and headphones.

Samsung announced last year that it was going to spend $ 716.57 million. And Apple has conducted an experimental manufacturing of the iPhone 6S in India after pre-badembly of a small batch of iPhone SE devices.