Lenovo to acquire Motorola's success of Google making this China-based company became the third largest smartphone manufacturer in the world .
Reported by Mashable ( 29/1 ) , yesterday , Wednesday, January 29, 2014 , Google officially announced the release on Lenovo Motorola for USD 2.9 billion . Sales made Google itself still arguably loss selling given the first Google acquired Motorola for $ 12.5 billion in 2012 .
In addition to Motorola's managed to get the company at a cost that is not so great , with a combined market share of company assets as well as Lenovo and Motorola also makes Lenovo overtake other competitors such as LG and Huawei to sit in third position in the world's largest smartphone company .
Reported by The Next Web ( 30/1 ) , based on data from Strategy Analytic 's , last year Lenovo managed to gain a market share of 4.6 per cent the number of smartphone shipments to reach 45.4 million units market . While Motorola last year managed to get a 1.4 percent market share in the 14 million smartphones shipped to market successfully .
So with the merger of these two companies, Lenovo + Motorola (6 percent) will overtake the market share of LG (4.8 percent) and Huawei (4.8 percent). These two new giant in the world of gadgets is simply lagging behind Apple and Samsung in second place who still perched in first place.
But to truly consecrate ourselves as the world's third largest company, Lenovo should resolve some licensing requirements and comply with regulations on the acquisition process in both China and the United States, before the official Motorola actually switched to their hands.
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