Palmtree Electronics
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Formerly | Palmtree Electric Industries (1971–1995) |
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| Saukhinápolqač | |
| Traded as | TSX: P PSX: PE |
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| Founded | March 24, 1971 in Prisamarina, Tierrador |
| Founders | Chris Lonaté Anders Wašardi Francisco Qantéria |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Sundéra Pansetta (Executive chairman) Aphía Pauldeqa (Chairman of the board & Independent Director) Paolo Bandestaqo (President & CEO) |
| Products | Mobile phones Semiconductors Televisions Laptops |
| Brands | List of Palmtree brands |
| Revenue |  $259 billion (2031) |
| $207 billion (2031) | |
| $193 billion (2031) | |
| Total assets | $202 billion (2031) |
| Total equity | $135 billion (2031) |
| Owners | VTBC (10%) NBT (6%) |
Number of employees | 274,105 (2031) |
| Subsidiaries | Palmtree Communications Palmtree Experience Stores Palmtree Smart Sadún Group |
Palmtree Electronics is a Tierradorian multinational electronics and information technology corporation headquartered in Prisamarina. It is one of the largest producers of consumer electronics in the world. Palmtree's best known hardware products are the Palma series of smartphones, the Palmtree Smart TV (OLED and LED), the Captio tablet series, and the Lata touchscreen computer series. Palmtree is also very well-known for Palmetto, the software operating system used in Palmtree products along with hardware produced by various other consumer electronics companies, the Palmtree 24/7 suite of productivity applications, and the Palmtree Adventurer web browser. Collectively, these products are used by over 4.8 billion people around the world.