NEW DELHI: The ongoing Rs 10,000-crore tax dispute between the Indian government and Nokia<\/a> will not have any bearing on sales of Nokia brand phones through new entity HMD Global, Indian Cellular Association National President Pankaj Mohindroo today said. 新德里:持续的价值10000卢比的印度政府和之间的税收争议诺基亚不会有任何轴承在销售诺基亚品牌的手机上通过新实体HMD全球,印度手机协会国家总统Pankaj Mohindroo今天说。
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\n\"Tax demand is an independent issue which the government of India and Nokia are trying to resolve amicably. It will not have any impact on sales of Nokia phones in India. A separate entity HMD Global has plans to sell Nokia brand phones,\" Mohindroo told PTI.
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\nThe income tax department has tentatively raised a Rs 10,000-crore demand from Nokia, which the company has contested.
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In the latest development, US technology major Microsoft<\/a>, the owner of Nokia's mobile device business, has agreed to sell the latter's branding rights to Finnish firm HMD Global and contract manufacturer Foxconn<\/a> for USD 350 million.
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Microsoft, which kept Nokia brand to only feature phones while selling smartphones under Lumia<\/a>, acquired Nokia device business for USD 7.2 billion and the deal was closed in April 2014.
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\nHMD intends to invest over USD 500 million over the next three years to support the global marketing of Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets, funded via its investors and profits from the acquired feature phone business.
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\nIn a separate agreement, Nokia Technologies will grant HMD Global Oy (HMD), a newly-founded company based in Finland, the exclusive global licence to create Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets for the next 10 years.
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\nUnder the pact, Nokia Technologies will receive royalty payments from HMD for sales of Nokia-branded mobile products, covering both the brand and the intellectual property rights.
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\nAs part of the deal between Microsoft and FIH Mobile, the latter will acquire Microsoft Mobile Vietnam, the company's Hanoi manufacturing facility. Foxconn has been a vendor for Nokia and also produced Nokia N1 tablets in a licensing agreement with Nokia Technologies.
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\n\"Nokia is very strong brand in feature phone segment. Foxconn is already making Nokia feature phones in India. With the kind of capacity they have in India and Vietnam, Nokia phones exports can also be started from here. Foxconn's lots of capacity in India are unutilised,\" Mohindroo said.
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\nHMD and Nokia Technologies have signed the pact with FIH to establish a collaboration framework to support the building of a global business for Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets.
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\"With this deal, I also don't see any impact on Microsoft's mobile phone business. It is there strategy to sell Windows<\/a> based phones which they are continuing to do so through Lumia smartphones,\" Mohindroo said.
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\nPost closure of this deal between Microsoft, FIH and HMD, some 4,500 employees will move to or have the opportunity to join FIH Mobile or HMD Global Oy subject to compliance with local laws.
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Microsoft will continue to develop Windows 10 Mobile and support Lumia phones such as Lumia 650, Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL, and phones from OEM partners like Acer, Alcatel, HP<\/a>, Trinity and VAIO. \n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":52330890,"title":"Retrospective tax hangs like Damocles' Sword in India: Microsoft","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/retrospective-tax-hangs-like-damocles-sword-in-india-microsoft\/52330890","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":52330976,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Tax issue not to impact new Nokia phone business: ICA","synopsis":"The income tax department has tentatively raised a Rs 10,000-crore demand from Nokia, which the company has contested.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/tax-issue-not-to-impact-new-nokia-phone-business-ica","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-05-18 22:01:49","lastupd":"2016-05-18 22:02:26","breadcrumbTags":["Nokia","Microsoft","HP","Windows","ICA","Foxconn","Lumia","Devices"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/tax-issue-not-to-impact-new-nokia-phone-business-ica"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2016-05-18" data-index="article_1">
“税收需求是一个独立的问题,印度政府和诺基亚正在友好地解决。它不会有任何影响的销售诺基亚手机在印度。一个单独的实体HMD全球计划出售诺基亚品牌手机,”Mohindroo PTI说。
所得税部门需求,初步提出了价值10000卢比的诺基亚公司竞争。
在最新的发展,美国科技专业微软诺基亚移动设备业务的所有者,已经同意后者的品牌权益出售给芬兰公司HMD全球和合同制造商富士康为3.5亿美元。
微软,使得诺基亚品牌只有功能手机在销售智能手机流光72亿美元,收购诺基亚设备业务和协议在2014年4月被关闭。
HMD打算投资超过5亿美元在未来三年内支持Nokia-branded手机和平板电脑的全球营销,通过其投资者和利润获得资助的功能手机业务。
在一个单独的协议,诺基亚技术将格兰特HMD全球Oy (HMD),一家新成立的公司总部设在芬兰,全球独家许可证创建Nokia-branded手机和平板电脑在接下来的10年。
根据协议,诺基亚技术将得到特许使用金从HMD Nokia-branded移动产品的销售,包括品牌和知识产权。
作为交易的一部分,微软和富士康之间移动,后者将获得微软移动越南,河内公司的制造工厂。富士康的供应商诺基亚和诺基亚也生产N1平板电脑在与诺基亚技术许可协议。
“诺基亚在功能手机领域非常强大的品牌。富士康已经使诺基亚手机在印度。的能力在印度和越南,诺基亚手机出口也可以从这里开始。富士康在印度的很多能力unutilised,”Mohindroo说。
HMD和诺基亚与富士康技术已签署协议合作建立一个框架来支持建立一个全球商业Nokia-branded手机和平板电脑。
“有了这个协议,我也看不到任何对微软的移动电话业务的影响。这是销售策略窗户基于手机,他们通过流光智能手机还在继续这样做,”Mohindroo说。
后关闭这笔交易之间的微软、富士康和头盔显示器,约4500名员工将或有机会加入富士康移动或HMD全球Oy遵守当地法律。
微软将继续开发Windows移动和支持Lumia手机如流光650,流光(Lumia) 950和950 XL流光,和手机等OEM合作伙伴的宏碁,阿尔卡特,惠普,三一和VAIO。
NEW DELHI: The ongoing Rs 10,000-crore tax dispute between the Indian government and Nokia<\/a> will not have any bearing on sales of Nokia brand phones through new entity HMD Global, Indian Cellular Association National President Pankaj Mohindroo today said.
\n
\n\"Tax demand is an independent issue which the government of India and Nokia are trying to resolve amicably. It will not have any impact on sales of Nokia phones in India. A separate entity HMD Global has plans to sell Nokia brand phones,\" Mohindroo told PTI.
\n
\nThe income tax department has tentatively raised a Rs 10,000-crore demand from Nokia, which the company has contested.
\n
In the latest development, US technology major Microsoft<\/a>, the owner of Nokia's mobile device business, has agreed to sell the latter's branding rights to Finnish firm HMD Global and contract manufacturer Foxconn<\/a> for USD 350 million.
\n
Microsoft, which kept Nokia brand to only feature phones while selling smartphones under Lumia<\/a>, acquired Nokia device business for USD 7.2 billion and the deal was closed in April 2014.
\n
\nHMD intends to invest over USD 500 million over the next three years to support the global marketing of Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets, funded via its investors and profits from the acquired feature phone business.
\n
\nIn a separate agreement, Nokia Technologies will grant HMD Global Oy (HMD), a newly-founded company based in Finland, the exclusive global licence to create Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets for the next 10 years.
\n
\nUnder the pact, Nokia Technologies will receive royalty payments from HMD for sales of Nokia-branded mobile products, covering both the brand and the intellectual property rights.
\n
\nAs part of the deal between Microsoft and FIH Mobile, the latter will acquire Microsoft Mobile Vietnam, the company's Hanoi manufacturing facility. Foxconn has been a vendor for Nokia and also produced Nokia N1 tablets in a licensing agreement with Nokia Technologies.
\n
\n\"Nokia is very strong brand in feature phone segment. Foxconn is already making Nokia feature phones in India. With the kind of capacity they have in India and Vietnam, Nokia phones exports can also be started from here. Foxconn's lots of capacity in India are unutilised,\" Mohindroo said.
\n
\nHMD and Nokia Technologies have signed the pact with FIH to establish a collaboration framework to support the building of a global business for Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets.
\n
\"With this deal, I also don't see any impact on Microsoft's mobile phone business. It is there strategy to sell Windows<\/a> based phones which they are continuing to do so through Lumia smartphones,\" Mohindroo said.
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\nPost closure of this deal between Microsoft, FIH and HMD, some 4,500 employees will move to or have the opportunity to join FIH Mobile or HMD Global Oy subject to compliance with local laws.
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Microsoft will continue to develop Windows 10 Mobile and support Lumia phones such as Lumia 650, Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL, and phones from OEM partners like Acer, Alcatel, HP<\/a>, Trinity and VAIO. \n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":52330890,"title":"Retrospective tax hangs like Damocles' Sword in India: Microsoft","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/retrospective-tax-hangs-like-damocles-sword-in-india-microsoft\/52330890","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":52330976,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Tax issue not to impact new Nokia phone business: ICA","synopsis":"The income tax department has tentatively raised a Rs 10,000-crore demand from Nokia, which the company has contested.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/tax-issue-not-to-impact-new-nokia-phone-business-ica","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-05-18 22:01:49","lastupd":"2016-05-18 22:02:26","breadcrumbTags":["Nokia","Microsoft","HP","Windows","ICA","Foxconn","Lumia","Devices"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/tax-issue-not-to-impact-new-nokia-phone-business-ica"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/tax-issue-not-to-impact-new-nokia-phone-business-ica/52330976">
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