Transsion Seeking to Go Public on a Technology Innovation Board
Transsion, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, which dominates the African market, is planning to go public on Shanghai's technology innovation board.
3/18/20192 min read
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Mobile Phone Firm Transsion Achieves 46% YoY Increase in Gross Profits
Shenzhen-based electronics manufacturer Transsion released its most recent performance report on Friday. In 2021, the company's revenue totaled 49.254 billion yuan ($7.78 billion), a year-on-year increase of 30.33%.
2/25/20222 min read
Huawei Sues Transsion For Intellectual Property Infringement
Transsion, a Chinese smartphone company best known for its dominance in the African market, has been hit with a lawsuit from Huawei on the eve of its public filing on Shanghai’s STAR board.
9/29/20193 min read
Half of 124 Million Smartphones Sold in India 2017 are Chinese Brands
The Indian market is where China's smartphone manufacturers perform best with regards to internationalization. The Indian smartphone market grew by 14 percent l...
Why are Chinese Tech Firms Taking Over Africa?
In the streets of Nairobi, Johannesburg, Lagos, and other African cities, signs advertising Chinese tech products are not an uncommon sight. In fact, all Chinese tech firms are rushing to get into Africa.
Transsion and Huawei Ranked Among Top Three Smartphone Makers in Africa
Chinese smartphone makers are making headway in global expansion as Transsion and Huawei are ranked as top three smartphone brands in Africa, according to the l...
11/30/20182 min read
Transsion, the King of Mobile Phone in Africa Makes a Fortune in Low-profile
In a newly built office building in the technology zone of Shenzhen’s Nanshan District lies a plain-looking phone company. This company has few Chinese users, ...
African Smartphone King Transsion Raises $393 Million in Chinese IPO
On September 30, Transsion, known as the “king of mobile phones in Africa”, raised nearly $4 billion in an IPO on Shanghai’s Star Market.
9/30/20192 min read