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

Contents
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1Bangladesh

2Brazil

3Canada

4China (mainland)

5Czech Republic

6Denmark

7Finland

8France

9Germany

10India

11Indonesia

12Italy

13Japan

14Latvia

15Malaysia

16Mexico

17Netherlands

18North Korea

19Pakistan

20Philippines

21Poland

22Romania

23Russia

24South Korea

25Spain

26Sweden

27Taiwan

28Thailand

29Tunisia

30Turkey

31United Arab Emirates

32United Kingdom

33United States

34References

Bangladesh[edit]

Walton Group

Brazil[edit]

Gradiente

Positivo

Canada[edit]

BlackBerry

DataWind

China (mainland)[edit]
See also: Mobile phone industry in China

Alcatel (subsidiary of TCL Corporation)

Amoi

BBK

Coolpad

Cubot

Gfive

Gionee

Haier

Hisense

Huawei

Konka

Lenovo (also its subsidiary Motorola Mobility)

Letv

Meizu

OnePlus (subsidiary of BBK)

Oppo (subsidiary of BBK)

Qihoo 360

QiKU (joint venture of Qihoo 360 and Coolpad)

Ningbo Bird

Smartisan

TCL Corporation (Alcatel-Lucent later sold its shares in TCL and is no longer related to
the Alcatel Mobile Phones brand)

Technology Happy Life

Vivo (subsidiary of BBK)

Vsun (subsidiary of BBK)

Wasam

Xiaomi

Zopo Mobile

ZTE

ZUK Mobile (subsidiary of Lenovo)

Czech Republic[edit]

Jablotron

Verzo

Denmark[edit]

Lumigon (made by BYD Electronic of China)

Finland[edit]

Jolla (designed in Finland)

Microsoft Mobile (formerly Nokia)

France[edit]

Alcatel-Lucent

Archos

Groupe Bull

MobiWire (formerly Sagem Wireless)

Wiko

Germany[edit]

AEG

Grundig Mobile

Medion (headquartered in Germany, subsidiary of Lenovo of China)

Siemens (discontinued)

Telefunken

Tiptel

India[edit]

Celkon

iball

Intex Technologies

Karbonn Mobiles

Lava International

LYF

Micromax Informatics

Onida Electronics

Ringing Bells

Spice Digital

Videocon

Xolo

YU Televentures

Indonesia[edit]

Nexian

Evercoss

MITO

Polytron

Advan

Italy[edit]

Brondi

NGM

Olivetti

Onda Mobile Communication

Telit (discontinued)

Japan[edit]

Fujitsu

Kyocera Communications

Mitsubishi Electric (discontinued)

NEC

NEC Casio Mobile Communications

Panasonic

Sanyo (discontinued)

Sansui

Sharp Corporation

Sony Mobile Communications

Toshiba - (discontinued and moved to tablets only)

DoCoMo

Latvia[edit]

Just5

Malaysia[edit]

M Dot

Ninetology

Mexico[edit]

Kyoto Electronics

Lanix

Zonda

Netherlands[edit]

Fairphone

John's Phone

Philips

North Korea[edit]

Koryolink

Pakistan[edit]
Most of the Pakistani companies are into distributorship rather than manufacturing. Some
companies have started to assembling services already.

QMobile

Voice Mobile

Advance Telecom

United Mobile

Philippines[edit]

MyPhone

Cherry Mobile

Starmobile

Poland[edit]

Kruger&Matz

Manta Multimedia

myPhone

Romania[edit]

Allview

Russia[edit]

Beeline

Explay (become subsidiary of Fly in 2015[1])

Gresso

Highscreen

Megafon

MTS

RoverPC

teXet

Sitronics

Yotaphone

South Korea[edit]

KT Tech

LG

Pantech

Samsung

VK Mobile (discontinued)

Spain[edit]

Bq

GeeksPhone

Vitelcom (discontinued)

Sweden[edit]

Doro

Ericsson (discontinued)

Handheld Group

Taiwan[edit]

Acer

Asus

BenQ

DBTel

Dopod

E-TEN (discontinued)

Gigabyte Technology

HTC

Thailand[edit]

AIS

DTAC

True

Wellcom

I-Mobile

Tunisia[edit]

EvertekTunisie

Turkey[edit]

Vestel

Aselsan

United Arab Emirates[edit]

Thuraya

United Kingdom[edit]

Binatone

Bullitt Group

INQ (discontinued)

Kazam

Marshall Amplification

Sendo (discontinued)

Vertu

Vodafone

Wileyfox

United States[edit]
See also: Mobile phone industry in the United States

Amazon

Apple

AT&T

BLU Products

Caterpillar

Dell

Energizer

Firefly

Garmin

Google Nexus

HP

InFocus

InfoSonics[2]

Microsoft Mobile

Motorola Mobility (headquartered in the United States, subsidiary of Lenovo of China)[3]

Obi Worldphone

Nextbit