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Samsung expands B2B Mobile eXperience distribution with Ingram Micro Australia


The channel diversification reinforcers the Australian B2B division’s positive trajectory

SYDNEY, Australia - Samsung Electronics Australia today announced the expansion of its Mobile eXperience (MX) channel distribution, making its rugged mobile and tablet range available through Ingram Micro Australia. The announcement builds on the long-standing relationship between Samsung’s Display business and Ingram Micro, and reflects the rapid growth and diversification of Samsung’s local B2B operations.

The expanded relationship enables Samsung to scale its presence across enterprise, government, field services, logistics, transport, and other rugged dependent verticals. It also opens greater access to system integrators and solution bundling partners who play a critical role in deploying rugged mobility in complex operational environments.

“We are experiencing an increased appetite for rugged devices, and as this demand continues to expand across Australian industries, strengthening our distribution ecosystem is critical,” said Shawn Kwon, Vice President, Integrated B2B at Samsung Electronics Australia. 

“By collaborating with Ingram Micro Australia, we are growing our network to provide greater customer choice, and ensure our solutions reach more businesses – spanning a wide array of frontline sectors, from retail through to healthcare – that rely on rugged devices to support these teams. With the infrastructure and resource boom continuing, we are also gaining strong momentum in construction and mining industries. The collaboration between us and Ingram Micro Australia strengthens Samsung’s overall channel architecture by extending availability through a broader reseller network nationwide. This diversification is designed to help grow the total market, broaden product availability, and increase purchasing choice for customers, all while maintaining continuity for existing partners.”

Mo Kandeel, Director of Consumer, Client & Endpoint at Ingram Micro Australia elaborated, “We’re excited to announce the expansion of our strategic relationship with Samsung, now encompassing full distribution of Samsung’s mX solution portfolio across the Australian channel. This strengthens Ingram Micro Australia’s commitment to delivering best in class mobility, security, and productivity solutions to partners, while enabling Samsung to scale its reach through Ingram Micro Australia’s established distribution, logistics, and enablement capabilities. By combining Samsung’s innovation in mobile devices and enterprise mobility with our Australian channel expertise, together we are positioned to unlock new growth opportunities across commercial, government, education, and emerging vertical markets.”

The expansion will enable channel partners to design and deliver standalone products or end‑to‑end solutions – spanning hardware, software and cloud services – more easily and effectively. 

Samsung’s rugged portfolio includes smartphones and tablets designed for various work environments, featuring IP68 ratings and MILSTD810H for performance, and protected by Samsung Knox built-in security. The partnership with Ingram Micro aims to make these solutions more accessible to organisations seeking high-performance, secure and reliable devices for frontline teams.

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