Qiao Xing
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Qiao Xing (Chinese: 侨兴; pinyin: Qiáo Xīng) is the first Chinese telephone manufacturer listed on the NASDAQ. (Symbol: XING)
Qiao Xing's net sales have grown from $46 million in 1997 to over $244 million in 2004. A majority owned subsidiary of Qiao Xing, CECT, is a top 3 domestic seller of mobile phones in China, with product lines that include Dual SIM phones and PDA Phones.
Would be purchasers of CECT phones in China should beware that there are multiple CECT brands in China. For example, the CECT P168, which is an Apple iPhone clone, is not designed or manufactured by Qiao Xing. Qiao Xing does not produce clones of Apple, Nokia, or Sony Ericsson products. Other companies in Asia, disguised as CECT, produce these clones.[citation needed]
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=XING
