Shawmy plans to develop smartphones at affordable prices in Bangladesh market. In other countries, the smartphone will be released in the market, at the same time it will be released in Bangladesh. Shawmy's aim is to keep the profit margins less than the high quality smartphone market. Shawmy's Global Vice President Manu Kumar Jain said.
Regarding launching Bangladesh in Bangladesh, Manu said in the first light, "India's demand for smartphones in India is increasing with time and it will continue to grow. Most people use smartphones for internet use. Our goal is to make all the customers of the country use the high quality smartphones at affordable prices. Our plans surround the customer and give them a better smartphone. As the emerging market of smartphones, Bangladesh is very important to us. So we want to do business as a local company in Bangladesh market with all types of products of Shawom. Shawmy is going to start work in Bangladesh at a small scale. Shawmy's store and service center will be expanded in the country. Later, according to the market, other products as well as smartphones will be released in the market.
About the plan to build technology additives in the country, Manu said, "In Bangladesh we definitely want to start manufacturing factories. It takes a lot of time to do this. After almost two-three years of India, we started manufacturing. At present, Shawmi will give importance to the Bangladeshi market with smartphones. Only smartphones and accessories will be sold in the next few months. Then gradually, Shawmy's other home appliance products will be brought.
Manu further said, "From now on all the devices of Shawmi will be available at the same price as international market. For millions of fans of Bangladesh, we will be able to bring the latest products of Shawami to the lowest price. We are determined to provide maximum service and for that we will form a strong team here. Currently customers will get one year official warranty if buying Shawomir phone. Customers can take this service from seven service centers in Bangladesh.