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Micromax bets on 4G, partners Vodafone to win over South Africa

Offering bundled products and targeting big retail will be the key planks of phone maker's growth strategy

Micromax is betting on offering handsets with bigger displays, more memory and better battery back-up to win over new consumers
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Micromax is betting on offering handsets with bigger displays, more memory and better battery back-up to win over new consumers

Shubhomoy Sikdar
Smartphone handset manufacturer Micromax, which announced its entry into South Africa last month, is positioning itself to capitalise on the mass migration of users from 2G and 3G to 4G networks in that country. To do that, the company is banking on its partner Vodafone Global to make compelling offers — combining attractive data tariff, latest smart phone handset features and affordable pricing — to the consumer. It will also leverage the telecom giant’s well groomed distribution network in the Rainbow nation, say its founders.

Micromax co-founder Vikas Jain says while the move is in line with Micromax’s global expansion

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