InMobi sees 15-fold growth in China, plans to double investment
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Mobile ad-tech company InMobi witnessed 15-fold growth in Chinese market since past four years and is planning to double the investment in the country.
InMobi may invest $15 million, or Rs 100 crore in China to make the most of the fastest-growing market in China.
"In terms of sales and operations, we have doubled our investments in China over the last two years, and today China investments constitute 40% of the total sales and operations investments. Our investment in China will grow by another 100% in 2017," InMobi’s global head of marketing Arun Pattabhiraman told ET.
Pattabhiraman said with expansion plans in China, the Dragon nation will become InMobi’s highest revenue-generating market, overtaking the US.
What is working in favour of InMobi is absence ofGoogle , Facebook , Twitter and other global tech giants.
"The key to grow in the Chinese market is to build localised solutions. As we expand to more tier-III and IV cities in China, InMobi will hire more people to understand more fragmented markets and build products for them," Jessie Yang, general manager for Greater China, told ET.
InMobi worked on two strategies to enter the Chinese market- to establish and grow in the market locally and second was to target the less fragmented iOS market.
"The absence of a player like Google Play makes the Android market in China highly fragmented. Our strategy to focus on the iOS market has helped us focus on a fairly large market share and work with 80% (of the) top apps in China," Pattabhiraman told ET.
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InMobi may invest $15 million, or Rs 100 crore in China to make the most of the fastest-growing market in China.
"In terms of sales and operations, we have doubled our investments in China over the last two years, and today China investments constitute 40% of the total sales and operations investments. Our investment in China will grow by another 100% in 2017," InMobi’s global head of marketing Arun Pattabhiraman told ET.
Pattabhiraman said with expansion plans in China, the Dragon nation will become InMobi’s highest revenue-generating market, overtaking the US.
What is working in favour of InMobi is absence of
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InMobi worked on two strategies to enter the Chinese market- to establish and grow in the market locally and second was to target the less fragmented iOS market.
"The absence of a player like Google Play makes the Android market in China highly fragmented. Our strategy to focus on the iOS market has helped us focus on a fairly large market share and work with 80% (of the) top apps in China," Pattabhiraman told ET.
(Image: Indiatimes)
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