I want to go to Malaysia to sell mobile phones and domestic brand machines. Do you have any advantages?

Malaysia's world-famous mobile phones, such as Nokia and Sony Ericsson, are only a little cheaper than domestic ones, and the price difference is not big.

Malaysia's local mobile phone brand seems to be just an i-mobil, right? Moreover, their boss said in an interview that their mobile phones are mainly aimed at foreign workers, such as Indonesia, Vietnam, Bangladesh and Cambodia, and their income is very low, so they bought this brand.

Now, in my personal opinion, SINOMACH is still very promising in Malaysia, because it is really pitiful and shameful to use SINOMACH in China (don't say that I am unpatriotic, this is an objective fact), but in Sissia, Malaysia, even some middle-and high-income people will be attracted by the unique appearance of SINOMACH and are very interested. I have a rich local aboriginal friend who also uses porcelain machines.

But now many shops also sell China machines, but none of them are famous China brands. As for China's Lenovo and BBK, it depends on whether the landlord will manage it well.