Huawei gets clearance to manufacture smartphones in India, makes history


Huawei is, like Foxconn, Lenovo, and other worldwide manufacturers, is targeting the Indian market. The company received the green light security clearance earlier today from the Indian Ministry of Affairs to manufacture and sell products in the country, which is an emerging market for smartphone sales. India has 975 million mobile subscriptions currently, and Huawei wants to take advantage of this to further its brand recognition. This comes after security concerns plagued the Chinese manufacturer for some months. Huawei’s security clearance, once made official, would mark the end of a 19-month waiting period regarding security clearance for its production work in India.

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This feat is important for not only Huawei, but China, seeing that Huawei would become the first Chinese manufacturer in the region. Huawei has already started investing in India with its export manufacturing services in Tamil Nadu and its research and development centers in the country. India is not only important because of its enormous population, but also because of the Indian consumer investment. A large portion of Indian residents expects affordable prices and loves high-end smartphones with rock-bottom prices. Huawei’s strategy in the region will be to sell its high-end devices for more competitive prices and continue to gain success over giants like Samsung Electronics and local favorite manufacturer Micromax.

Huawei is currently in line to manufacture one of two 2015 Nexus devices. So far, the fingerprint scanner, octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, and 5.7-inch, Super AMOLED display with a Quad HD screen resolution of 2,560 x 1,440 pixels have already been confirmed.

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8 Comments

  1. GBM Forever
    July 16, 2015

    author of this article.are you blind or uneducated?modi is prime minister of india.but not china.

    • MaxPower
      July 16, 2015

      I’m sure it was a typo

    • July 16, 2015

      Updated, thanks for pointing it out.

    • Oz
      July 17, 2015

      Why the need to insult?

    • Mesterio
      July 17, 2015

      No need to be soo rude

    • balcobomber25
      July 19, 2015

      Are you an idiot or uneducated? Modi, India and China should all be capitalized.

      • GBM Forever
        July 24, 2015

        it is none of your business.you have no right to call me an idiot or anything.why are you feeling so butt hurt when i said something at author of this article? it is really a blunder mistake to say prime minister of one country as prime minister of another country.get a life online bully.also you need to learn the difference between all capitalize and initial capitalize.all capital = INDIA,CHINA etc.Initial capitalize = India,China etc.so don’t be too smart & don’t act as you know everything.you better react only when someone reply to your comment.don’t try to interfere in all comments.

        • balcobomber25
          July 24, 2015

          It is really a blunder or mistake to not capitalize the names of countries in a sentence. I guess you can only make fun of others mistakes you can’t accept when people do back it to you. The author obviously made a typo, just like you did. No one is perfect. Why are you feeling so butt hurt that I called you out for doing the same thing you accused him of?