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Mridul Das

Stealth • 3d

Here is a short detail about the India's only serious smartphone brand 📲 LAVA international 🔻which is a Noida based 2009's startup 🚀 ➡️Lava international is now present over 50 countries internationally. ➡️ They are investing ₹2600 crores in Research and development which is reflected in thei smart phone 📱 series like Agni 🔥. Agni 🔥 Series is thei premium hit and sold over 1.5 lakh units🤯 ➡️You would be shocked to know that in feature phone segment in India they own around 25% of the market, and is aiming to increase its smartphone market share with a goal of reaching 10% in the sub-Rs 30,000 price range, though exact unit sales figures are not readily available;. ➡️In the fiscal year 2024, Lava International's revenue was ₹3,646 💰crore,

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