Vingroup smartphones launched in Myanmar

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Myanmar is VinSmart's second international market after Spain. Photo courtesy of Vingroup.

Four Vsmart phone models will be distributed through 1,500 stores of Myanmar’s major electronics retailer Strong Source, Vingroup said in a statement.

The company will also cooperate with two online retailers: Mytel, a subsidiary of Vietnam’s leading telecommunication firm Viettel, and Shop.com, an affiliate of Chinese online shopping giant Alibaba.

Nguyen Thi Bich Phuong, deputy CEO of VinSmart, said: "Myanmar is a market full of potential with fast growth in technology product consumption in recent years. We are confident that Vsmart will be among the top smartphone brands in the market."

Myanmar is VinSmart’s second international market after it was launched in Spain last March. It plans to reach India, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia this year.

VinSmart last year acquired the intellectual property rights for its four first phones from Spanish technology firm BQ, in which VinSmart owns a 51 percent stake.

Its factory in the northern port city of Hai Phong is capable of making five million phones a year in its first phase of operations.

The company, established in June last year, introduced its first phones in December.

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@Aung Zaya

Prices range from $112 to $286.

Các sản phẩm Vsmart sẽ được phân phối tới tay người tiêu dùng Myanmar thông qua gần 1.500 cửa hàng Công ty Strong Source.

Việc đưa sản phẩm công nghệ Việt chinh phục thị trường châu Á tiếp tục khẳng định khát vọng đưa thương hiệu Việt Nam ra thế giới của Tập đoàn Vingroup.

 

[Aung Zaya]

Myanmar is VinSmart's second international market after Spain. Photo courtesy of Vingroup.

Four Vsmart phone models will be distributed through 1,500 stores of Myanmar’s major electronics retailer Strong Source, Vingroup said in a statement.

The company will also cooperate with two online retailers: Mytel, a subsidiary of Vietnam’s leading telecommunication firm Viettel, and Shop.com, an affiliate of Chinese online shopping giant Alibaba.

Nguyen Thi Bich Phuong, deputy CEO of VinSmart, said: "Myanmar is a market full of potential with fast growth in technology product consumption in recent years. We are confident that Vsmart will be among the top smartphone brands in the market."

Myanmar is VinSmart’s second international market after it was launched in Spain last March. It plans to reach India, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia this year.

VinSmart last year acquired the intellectual property rights for its four first phones from Spanish technology firm BQ, in which VinSmart owns a 51 percent stake.

Its factory in the northern port city of Hai Phong is capable of making five million phones a year in its first phase of operations.

The company, established in June last year, introduced its first phones in December.

https://e.vnexpress.net/news/busine...-smartphones-launched-in-myanmar-3930908.html

it already delivered to reviewers' hands. and got the positive feedback.

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It looks sleek. My next phone will be a Vsmart.

 

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it already delivered to reviewers' hands. and got the positive feedback.

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Perfect! Hope to become a success. Next step: bringing in more household stuffs

 

[Aung Zaya]

Perfect! Hope to become a success. Next step: bringing in more household stuffs

if Vinsmart can maintain its good quality and focus on low end market first , it could hold a decent share in market. bro and it also get a support of another giant Mytel. Myanmar is just small developing country and have many room to grow. if Vietnam can offer good quality stuffs with cheaper price , i bet Myanmar will be next bright destination for vietnamese goods.

 

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if Vinsmart can maintain its good quality and focus on low end market first , it could hold a decent share in market. bro and it also get a support of another giant Mytel. Myanmar is just small developing country and have many room to grow. if Vietnam can offer good quality stuffs with cheaper price , i bet Myanmar will be next bright destination for vietnamese goods.

Myanmar isn’t small. You have bigger landmass and resources than Vietnam.

 

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Myanmar isn’t small. You have bigger landmass and resources than Vietnam.

also more than 55 million potential customers