Xiaomi finally enters Pakistan for marketing and after-sales benefit

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi as a part of its Global Expansion has finally entered Pakistan in hopes of marketing and after-sales benefit. The company has signed a deal with Rocket Internet owned web-based business commercial centre Daraz.

According to a report published by Mashable, the company is beginning its operations in the country with the launch of runaway hit budget smartphones: Redmi Note 4 and the Redmi Note 4A along with Mi Max. In fact, some of the devices, gadgets and accessories have already been listed on the Daraz website.

Pakistan — being the world’s sixth most populous nation — is a big marketplace for major smartphone makers. And given the last 6 year pattern that Xiaomi has been following wherein the company has aggressively been expanding its products and services all over the world, this move come across as expected.

As reported by TECHPP, Xiaomi is expected to bring the Mi Band 2 in Pakistan in the coming months. However, it is still unclear whether they will propose their whole line-up or just one device.