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China’s TCL Technology, a direct competitor to Hisense Group, is eyeing a bigger slice of the South African smartphone market.
A Hisense factory in Atlantis, north of Cape Town, was reopened on Friday after it was temporarily closed by government over allegations it was not compliant with Covid-19 regulations.
Deputy minister in the presidency Thembi Siweya said on Tuesday that Hisense has revealed that there are talks at the company to expand its operations in South Africa to make cellphones.
China’s Hisense is making strong headway in the entry-level and midrange smartphone segments in South Africa, and is eyeing at least 10% market share, in volume terms, by the end of the year.
Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense has invested R72-million investment into its refrigeration and television production lines at its Atlantis factory in the Western Cape.
MultiChoice’s streaming video platform, DStv Now, is now available on Microsoft’s Xbox gaming consoles, the broadcaster said on Monday.
Hisense is promising a completely new line of high-quality and low-cost smartphones as it prepares a new assault on the South African market. The Chinese manufacture has been quietly building its brand in the appliance space, but has kicked off