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Electronics majors leaving no stone unturned to revive offline trade

Firms ready retail plans to align with changing consumer pattern, revive offline trade

Samsung electronics store, Samsung India
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Oppo Mobile, the largest smartphone player after Samsung, is resuming business through 10,000 outlets, and has activated 17 per cent of its store consultants

Arnab Dutta New Delhi
Webinars and videoconferences may have replaced glitzy launch events for most electronics majors — albeit temporarily — but the significance of their physical presence in the retail space remains crucial as ever.

Despite e-commerce deliveries resuming in all green and orange zones in the country, leading consumer electronics makers are leaving no stone unturned to recharge offline trade.
 
From top smartphone firms, such as Xiaomi, Vivo, and Oppo, to leading consumer durables makers Samsung and LG, jump-starting retail network is the first box to be ticked on their checklist. As consumers alter their buying patterns, manufacturers are once again relying

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