Belfore Global
Wholesale sourcing, supply, refurbishment and repair of mobile phones for corporate customers and phone traders
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Belfore Global
Belfore Global supplies new and graded used mobile phones, accessories and phone parts. Services include bespoke handset sourcing, wholesale refurbishment of Samsung and Apple devices, and repair contracts.
Its B2B customers include telecoms companies, insurance providers, phone traders and distributors in the UK, Europe and South East Asia. It supplies handsets and accessories and provides refurbishment and repair services.
BELFORE GLOBAL LTD was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Newcastle, United Kingdom.
Product: Wholesale supply and sourcing of new and used handsets, accessories and phone parts, plus refurbishment and repair services.
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