Lenovo plans to leap forward outside China

Lenovo’s Group in China said that on its first quarter the total profit jumped up to 23 percent, beating its estimates as it surge in its smartphone  sales , the report showed quickly as the world’s biggest personal computer maker, transforming into a major player in the technology of Mobiles.

A Beijing based company in Lenovo said that its net income climbed up to USD 214 million in just three months in the same period compared to last year.

This year the motivated hardware company accelerated its operation strategy to expand away from the collapsing PC market, agreeing to buy the IBM's server unit and iconic Motorola handset brands worth over $5 billion.

Yang Yuanqing the Lenovo's Chief Executive said that “he sees potential for more smartphone sales growth outside China”.

Lenovo reportedly has 39 percent growth in the worldwide market of handset shipments. The company has displaced South Korean’s Samsung Electronics over the past year to become the No. 1 smartphone seller in China.

"China is still one of the most important markets for Lenovo, but actually we have more potential opportunity outside of China," Yang said. He cited recent sales growth rates of 300 percent and 500 percent in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe respectively.