Reported 3 days ago
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Honor is set to enhance its presence in Indonesia, targeting the rising demand for premium devices in the region. Following its independence from Huawei in 2020, Honor plans to introduce over 30 products, including mid-premium smartphones, laptops, and tablets, as well as open more than 10 experience stores across the country. The company aims to leverage its experience from other Southeast Asian markets to compete against established brands like Samsung and Apple, as it seeks to establish a firm foothold in Indonesia's rapidly growing smartphone segment.
Source: YAHOO