Noise Expands Internationally, Starts with GCC

By By Rediff Money Desk, New Delhi
Mar 17, 2025 16:26
Noise, the smartwatch and connected lifestyle brand, announces its international expansion starting with the GCC region, targeting the young and tech-savvy population.
New Delhi, Mar 17 (PTI) Noise has announced international expansion starting with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, as the smartwatch and connected lifestyle brand looks to take its innovation and market positioning to the global stage.

The company said it is an opportune time for Noise to take its offerings to GCC, given the market's young demograhics and tech-savviness of population.

In a release, Noise announced its "international expansion as part of its robust growth strategy, beginning with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region."

The GCC region is home to one of the world's youngest and most tech-savvy populations, with over 50 per cent under the age of 25.

Technology is deeply embedded in their daily lives, not just for convenience but as an essential part of their lifestyle.

"Smart wearables are no longer a luxury but a necessity; their role is no longer limited as a fitness tracker but encompasses fitness, health, lifestyle, enabling functionalities which allow users to do more with their wearables, while seamlessly integrating into their lives and enhancing their overall experience," the company said, adding that all these parameters are accelerating digital adoption.

"This strategic move aligns with the brand's vision of democratising meaningful technology and making India's best-in-class innovation accessible to consumers worldwide," the release said.

Noise announced its entry in the Middle East market with leading partners to establish a strong presence in the region as part of its first expansion phase.

"Noise is strengthening its overseas market presence through strategic retail partnerships, online marketplaces, and key distribution networks. As part of this expansion, Noise has entered the Middle East market in collaboration with Lime Concepts. Noise products will now be available across Virgin Mega Stores, a leading lifestyle and electronics retailer in the GCC region," the release said.
Source: PTI
Read More On:
middle eastinternational expansiondigital adoptionwearablesgccsmartwatchgulf cooperation councilnoisetech-savvyconnected lifestylevirgin mega storeslime concepts
DISCLAIMER - This article is from a syndicated feed. The original source is responsible for accuracy, views & content ownership. Views expressed may not reflect those of rediff.com India Limited.

You May Like To Read

MORE NEWS

ICICI Prudential AMC IPO Opens Friday

ICICI Prudential AMC raises Rs 3,022 Cr from anchor investors. IPO opens Dec 12. Price...

AWS Invests $7B in Telangana Data Center Expansion

AWS to invest USD 7 billion in Telangana for data center expansion over 14 years. Boost...

Cyber Attacks Surge Post Operation Sindoor

Cyber attacks on government networks surged 7x after Operation Sindoor. NICSI MD...

RBI Injects Liquidity via OMO Purchase

RBI injects Rs 50,000 crore liquidity through Open Market Operation (OMO) purchases of...

IndiGo Flight Disruptions: Captain Gopinath...

Captain Gopinath analyzes IndiGo flight disruptions, citing arrogance, poor planning,...

Leverage Edu: Dubai Study Surge from India

Leverage Edu reports a 40x surge in applications from India to study in Dubai. Dubai is...

RBI Cancels NBFC Registrations

RBI cancels registration of 4 NBFCs, 4 others surrender certificates. Action taken...

RBI Eases Cash Credit Restrictions

RBI relaxes restrictions on cash credit facilities after stakeholder feedback. Draft...

Indian Startup Funding & Investments News

Latest funding news: Neosapien raises USD 2 mn, Isprout borrows Rs 60 cr, Ekta World...

Rajasthan Progressing: CM Sharma on Development

CM Sharma highlights Rajasthan's rapid progress in tourism, IT, renewable energy,...

Read More »

Sectoral Indices Market Indicators Listed Companies Gainers Losers Mutual Funds Portfolio Watchlist
© 2025 Rediff.com