List of mobile phone makers by country

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This is a list of mobile phone makers sorted by country.

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• 1Bangladesh
• 2Brazil
• 3Canada
• 4China (mainland)
• 5Czech Republic
• 6Denmark
• 7Finland
• 8France
• 9Germany
• 10Greece
• 11India
• 12Indonesia
• 13Italy
• 14Japan
• 15Latvia
• 16Malaysia
• 17Mexico
• 18Nepal
• 19Netherlands
• 20North Korea
• 21Pakistan
• 22Philippines
• 23Poland
• 24Romania
• 25Russia
• 26South Korea
• 27Spain
• 28Sweden
• 29Taiwan
• 30Thailand
• 31Tunisia
• 32Turkey
• 33United Arab Emirates
• 34United Kingdom
• 35United States
• 36References

Bangladesh

• Walton

Brazil

• Gradiente
• Positivo

Canada

• BlackBerry Limited (hardware development delegated to TCL)
• DataWind

China (mainland)

See also: Mobile phone industry in China

• Alcatel (subsidiary of TCL Corporation)
• Amoi
• BBK
• Coolpad (subsidiary of LeEco)
• Cubot
• Gfive
• Gionee
• Haier
• Hisense
• Huawei
• Konka
• LeEco
• Lenovo
• Meizu
• OnePlus (subsidiary of BBK)
• Oppo (subsidiary of BBK)
• Ningbo Bird
• Smartisan
• TCL Corporation
• Technology Happy Life
• Vivo (subsidiary of BBK)
• Vsun
• Wasam
• Xiaomi
• Zopo Mobile
• ZTE
• ZUK Mobile (subsidiary of Lenovo)

Czech Republic

• Jablotron
• Verzo

Denmark

• Lumigon

Finland

• Jolla
• Nokia Corporation (hardware development delegated to third party)
• HMD Global (develops Nokia-branded features phones, as well as smartphones in partnership with Nokia Corporation)

France

• Archos
• Groupe Bull
• MobiWire (formerly Sagem Wireless)
• Wiko

Germany

• AEG
• Gigaset
• Grundig Mobile
• Medion (subsidiary of Lenovo)
• TechniSat
• Telefunken
• Tiptel

Greece

• MLS

India

• CREO
• Celkon
• iball
• Intex Technologies
• Karbonn Mobiles
• Lava International
• LYF
• Micromax Informatics
• Onida Electronics
• Ringing Bells
• Spice Digital
• Videocon
• Xolo (Subsidiary of Lava International)
• YU Televentures (Subsidiary of Micromax Informatics)

Indonesia

• Nexian
• Evercoss
• MITO
• Polytron
• Advan

Italy

• Brondi
• NGM
• Olivetti
• Onda Mobile Communication
• Telit (no longer produces mobile phones)

Japan

• Fujitsu
• Kyocera
• NEC-Casio(NEC/Casio/Hitachi)
• Panasonic
• Sansui
• Sharp
• Sony
• DoCoMo

Latvia

• Just5

Malaysia

• M Dot
• Ninetology

Mexico

• Kyoto Electronics
• Lanix
• Zonda

Nepal

• Chaudhary Group

Netherlands

• Fairphone
• John's Phone
• Philips

North Korea

• Koryolink^{[citation needed]}

Pakistan

• QMobile
• Voice Mobile

Philippines

• Cosmic Technologies (Cherry Mobile)
• Starmobile
• Solid Group (MyPhone)
• Topstrasse Global (Torque)

Poland

• Kruger&Matz
• Manta Multimedia
• myPhone

Romania

• Allview

Russia

• Beeline
• Explay (become subsidiary of Fly in 2015^[1])
• Gresso
• Highscreen
• Megafon
• MTS
• RoverPC
• teXet
• Sitronics
• Yotaphone

South Korea

• KT Tech
• LG
• Pantech
• Samsung

Spain

• Bq
• GeeksPhone
• Vitelcom (discontinued)

Sweden

• Doro
• Ericsson (mobile phone business merged with Sony's as a joint venture, and later wholly acquired by Sony)
• Handheld Group

Taiwan

• Acer
• Asus
• BenQ
• DBTel
• Dopod
• Foxconn
• Gigabyte Technology
• HTC

Thailand

• AIS
• DTAC
• True
• Wellcom
• I-Mobile

Tunisia

• EvertekTunisie

Turkey

• Vestel
• Aselsan

United Arab Emirates

• Thuraya

United Kingdom

• Binatone
• Bullitt Group
• Kazam
• Marshall Amplification
• Vertu
• Vodafone
• Wileyfox

United States

See also: Mobile phone industry in the United States

• Apple
• BLU Products
• Caterpillar
• DELL (no longer produces mobile phones)
• Firefly
• Garmin
• Google
• HP
• InFocus
• InfoSonics^[2]
• Microsoft Mobile (largely based in Finland)
• Motorola Mobility (subsidiary of Lenovo)
• Obi Worldphone
• Nextbit