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I have seen a Galaxy eSolutions review on some website and it is said, that the company plans to improve its business model and evolve into a trading platform. Does anyone know what all that about, if the companys projects are trading platforms anyway?

Not exactly. The idea is completely different. The company plans to let third-party sellers to put their products on its projects. And only then the platform will evolve into a trading platform.

What is the point for the company to do so, if it has enough of its own products for sale?

In my opinion, the advantages are obvious. First of all, this approach will allow to attract additional traffic to your project and, consequently, to increase interest to your products. Secondly, third-party sellers will be charged with a fee on each sale. That surely wont go amiss.

What is the point for the company to do so, if it has enough of its own products for sale?

There is no information about that so far. By the way, if you are still interested in information on improving the business model, the company plans to market their products through kiosks, that engross broken smartphones. It will also bring the company additional revenue.

Indeed, that is also a very good idea. So refurbished smartphones will be sold in each such kiosk?