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MAXTONE ELECTRONICS: Long-term player
 
Mumbai-based Maxtone Electronics marks its debut into the DQC Silver Club at #11. An above average growth consistently for the last two years makes it a promising player for the years to come.
 

 
Thursday, September 22, 2005

 


MD: Champakraj Gurjar

PRODUCTS: Intel, MSI, HP, HIS, Seagate, Maxforce
EMPLOYEES: 120
BRANCHES: 8
ADDRESS: Unit No.414, Creative Industrial Estate, NM Joshi Marg, Mumbai 400011
TEL: 022-23011919 23050202
SILVER CLUB RANK (2003-04): 
NEWCOMER

STRENGTHS
l Strong relationship with channel partners
l Deals only in well-known and quality brands
CHALLLENGES
l Very slow in its expansion plans
l Low profile approach covered its potentials

Not very long ago, Maxtone held the coveted position of one of the biggest GIDs (Genuine Intel Dealers) in the channel business. Even today, Maxtone has a big chunk of its revenue coming from Intel business, which includes CPUs and motherboard. Motherboards being its core business, Maxtone soon became associated as an expert in this business. Soaring popularity in the business soon influenced the internationally acclaimed motherboard vendor – MSI, to appoint Maxtone as its national distributor.

During the year, the distributor also added HP notebooks to its portfolio. Within a year it started selling over 1,000 notebooks monthly, up from the initial figure of 80 notebooks a month.

Maxtone dropped BenQ in 04-05. Considering the small business it did with this brand, it was not much of a concern.

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