As China, the United States and other mobile phone markets become more saturated, more and more mobile phone companies are beginning to look to those emerging mobile phone market, such as India.Although India has become the world's second largest mobile phone market, but because of its tax policy (import 15% tax on consumer electronics) and Indian national purchasing power, making functional machines the main product in this market.
Foxconn its own mobile phone brand InFocus into the Indian market: the introduction of 4G machine In response to this Indian situation, many domestic-branded handsets that started out on a 'cost-effective' basis have enjoyed rapid growth in the Indian market in recent years. According to the third-quarter report of the Indian smartphone market released by market research firm IDC in just a few years, Xiaomi's market share is 23.5%, tied for first place.
In the past, Foxconn was merely acting as a foundry, but in the face of generous cakes, Foxconn decided to make their own branded mobile phones enter the Indian market, according to foreign media latest news, Foxconn is in talks with Indian mobile operators.
According to the Indian Economic Times, Foxconn's Indian smartphone brand, InFocus, is in talks with Vodafone India, India's second-largest mobile operator, to launch bundled cell phones.
Foxconn its own mobile phone brand InFocus into the Indian market: the introduction of 4G machine In addition, in view of India's national conditions, this Foxconn launched in India is not a smart phone, but to support 4G network feature phone.
It is worth mentioning that, Foxconn has been the most rely on domestic handset manufacturers foundries.Currently, Foxconn has five manufacturing plants in Sri Lanka, Andhra Pradesh, for millet, Nokia, Jin Li, InFocus, etc. Manufacturers make nearly 15 million smartphones a year.
