Brightpoint Great Britain (ex. Hugh Symons Telecom)
Alder Hills Park
16 Alder Hills
BH12 4AR Poole Royaume-Uni Tél. : +44 (0)870 849 0225 Fax : +44 (0)870 849 0224 Web :http://www.brightpoint.co.uk Courrier électronique : marketing@brightpoint.co.uk
Responsables
Président : M. Jeff Roper Directeur financier : M. Colin Fisher Directeur commercial : M. James Bannister Directeur marketing : M. Dan Belton Directeur technique : M. Alan Stanley Directeur de division : M. Hugh Roper Chef de produit : M. Marios Ktisti
Renseignements
Année de création : 1971 Company registration number : 01016022 Numéro de TVA : GB 928 4743 91 Chiffre d'affaires annuel 2005 : 208,00 M€ 2004 : 181,00 M€ 2003 : 152,00 M€ 2002 : 149,00 M€ 2001 : 163,00 M€ Part de l'indirect : 100% Spécialiste : Télécommunications, téléphonie Principales marques : HP, Motorola Mobility, Nokia, Orange, Vodafone Clientèle : Boutiques de téléphonie, commerce électronique, grandes surfaces alimentaires, grandes surfaces spécialisées, grands magasins, intégrateurs, multispécialistes, opérateurs télécoms, revendeurs généralistes, revendeurs grands comptes, revendeurs spécialisés, superstores, VAR Effectif : 330 personne(s)
Actualités
A new manager for Brightstar
2011-09-08 Germany : following the decision of its founder in the country, Axel Grellhorst, to quit, telephony and mobility specialist Brightstar has appointed Torben Pedersen as new country director. Torben is of course not a newcomer in this business, as he was the VP Western Europe of its arch-competitor Brightpoint. Since last April, Torben is Brightstar's director for Nordics, Mediterranean and Eastern Europe.
Brightpoint on the phone with ZTE
2011-08-24 United Kingdom : Chinese vendor ZTE has signed an agreement with Brightpoint, which allows the telephony specialist to distribute ZTE smartphones and devices through its online and retail channels.
Brightpoint on the road with Sygic
2010-10-13 United Kingdom : beside accessory vendor Proporta which will distribute its mobile maps to its established business partners, GPS map vendor Sygic has appointed telephony specialist Brightpoint as the distributor that will look after operators and resellers (source : Mobile Today United Kingdom).
Brightpoint leaves France
2009-11-10 France : following its underway reorganization, pan-European telephony specialist Brightpoint has decided to close its French office, which reached a €150m turnover in 2007 (last known data, in strong growth compared to 2006). According to a former employee, the company is currently reorganizing its operations, by focusing on 3 or 4 logistic poles (among which Germany), and a centralized back-office in Spain. Some less performing offices have to be closed until a restart of local activities in the coming years, almost certainly around a reduced team working with an optimized back-office. Some feels it a shame, as Dangaard (which was acquired by Brightpoint in order to strengthen its positions in Europe) was one of the best performing among mobile phone distributors and is now a shadow of itself. In the last months, Russian office was also closed and many others should follow, although it is difficult to be rapidly aware of which, as Brightpoint seldom communicates about this. Meanwhile, another giant is preparing to thrive and take Brightpoint place : Brightstar should open more offices very soon.
Brightpoint to close offices
2009-08-20
American-based telephony specialist Brightpoint saw revenues tumble 40 per cent to €555m in the quarter to June 30, compared with the same period last year, as sales fell away and the average selling price decreased. It therefore will look to exit certain under-performing markets in Europe, failing to hit a 15 per cent return on capital investment, in the second half of the year consequently ; the UK will not be among the casualties, even though a precise list of the future closed subsidiaries has not been unveiled. Beside UK, Brightpoint owns subsidiaries in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates. It has recently closed its Russian office (source : Mobile Today United Kingdom).