Xiaomi opens office in Brazil


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It has been reported that Xiaomi have opened an office in Brazil and have already hired local staff in preparation to launch their phones in the country.

The plan was for Xiaomi to open the San Paulo office and begin selling Xiaomi phones, such as the Redmi, Redmi Note and Xiaomi Mi4, as soon as possible but issues with the local certification process has meant that it is taking longer than expected.

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According to this report, Hugo Barra says it could take up to 12 months for Xiaomi phones to go on sale in Brazil.

Xiaomi are now officially available in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia and Singapore. There is also huge demand from fans for Xiaomi to enter U.S and European markets.

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15 Comments

  1. ErickC
    August 6, 2014

    Coffe? really? ¬¬ that sucks. Coffe is Colombia genius!!

  2. Mohaa
    August 6, 2014

    Nops, Brazilian is the first in the coffee exportation, colombia is the third

    • SuperDope
      August 7, 2014

      f**k coffee, i want cocaine.

      • Lolopo
        August 7, 2014

        Dont worry, they also have it.
        They consume a “natural drug”. They call it Maconha xD

  3. Lolopo
    August 6, 2014

    That would happen anyway. Brazilians will pretty much buy the Xiaomi Mi4 because Hugo Barra is one top man of Xiaomi.
    But i am afraid that the phones will cost more due the Taxes. Brazilian are well knows for its taxes fee

  4. SuperDope
    August 7, 2014

    like i said, stores open but nothing for sale, LOOOOOOL.

  5. Tulio
    August 7, 2014

    “but issues with the local certification process has meant that it is taking longer than expected.” Sadly this is normal in here. Anyway if they bring balance to the world(woops), if they bring MTK to our market i will be happy.

  6. skykipe
    August 7, 2014

    how about #hint2
    a place where dragon live?
    Brazil have a dragon?

    • August 7, 2014

      Indonesia?

      • August 8, 2014

        I have some information, that Foxconn (Manufacturer Factory of Xiaomi) have planned to build a factory in Indonesia, and some peoples said that the factory would be in 2 cities, first in Jakarta, and second in Yogyakarta. The first place in Jakarta that would be a marketing office, so it might be for Xiaomi, because Apple (apple store), Erajaya (marketing/phone shop), TAM (for BlackBerry), Globalteleshop (marketing/phone shop) are in the same management/owner here. And the information sources said that the Foxconn owner in Indonesia is also the same. First, they just sell the phones, and then manufacturing the phone after the factory has been built.

        about the coffee and dragon, I can assume that they mean Luwak Coffee (one of the best original Coffee in the world) and Komodo or Arowana fish (both of them called like dragon in Indonesia).

        Indonesia also has a lot types of coffee.

      • skykipe
        August 14, 2014

        yes sure,
        and strengthen hint 3 answers.
        #hint3 is Wild Pokémon spotted! Where in the world can we find “Vileplume”

        Vileplume is inspired from the pokemon monster rafflesia flowers. Rafflesia flower can only be found in southeastern Asia and was first discovered in the Sumatra (Indonesia).
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafflesia

    • Igor
      August 7, 2014

      Lyoto “the dragon” Machida lives in Brazil

    • OZ
      August 8, 2014

      Indonesia has the KOMONO Dragon – a Lizard!

  7. junior_poa
    August 7, 2014

    I wrote 5 months ago here: https://www.gizchina.com/2014/03/18/hugo-barra-hints-xiaomi-latin-american-launch-foxconn-visit/

    “I’m Brazilian.
    The taxes here are too high, then it is better to buy with prices bloated of resellers in China than buying here.”

  8. Rayan
    August 7, 2014

    PRAISE THE LORD! My prayers have been heard!