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Digiworld to distribute Apple products in Vietnam

Digiworld Corporation will start selling Apple products from the end of this month, confirmed Doan Hong Viet, the company’s chairman and general director.
Digiworld to distribute Apple products in Vietnam ảnh 1Digiworld technicians at work. (Photo: courtesy of Digitworld)

HCMCity (VNA) - Digiworld Corporation will start sellingApple products from the end of this month, confirmed Doan Hong Viet, thecompany’s chairman and general director.

It is expected that 50,000 Apple products will be distributed to Vietnameseconsumers from now to the year-end, he said.

“Apple products, especially iPhone and Macbook, are very popular in Vietnam. Vietnamesehave a great need for buying Apple products at good prices and genuinewarranty.”

Accordingto the GfK report, in the first four months of this year Apple had the thirdlargest market share in Vietnam and second in terms of value.

Digiworldsaid it wants to directly distribute all Apple product lines comprising iPhone,iPad, MacBook, Beats, Watch, Apple TV and accessories like Airpod, Earpod,keyboard, mouse, and cover.

Establishedin 1997, the company has been the leading market expansion services provider inVietnam.

Ithas also been an authorised distributor for more than 30 global technologybrands and has a distribution network of 16,000 points of sale.

It listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange in 2015./.
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