NOD adds Apple to Romanian distribution portfolio

Business Forum
Network One Distribution (NOD) will become an Apple Authorized Reseller in Romania starting July 1.  

The agreement extends access to more than 3,000 NOD partners to the full portfolio of Apple products and solutions.

NOD will distribute the entire official Apple range, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, accessories, and the dedicated software ecosystem. A key focus will be on Mac and iPad devices.

This strategic collaboration marks a significant advancement in the local IT market, granting over 3,000 NOD partners full access to Apple's comprehensive product and solution portfolio, alongside specialized support, commercial programs, and a dedicated digital ecosystem for development.

Andrei Militaru (in photo), GM of NOD, said: "We are positioning ourselves as the leading IT technology provider in Romania, bringing the complete Apple experience to local resellers for the first time, to support sales growth and digitalization of the business environment. Apple products are the ideal choice for agile companies because they offer advanced security and high performance at a favorable total cost of ownership."

NOD will also provide strategic support for the B2B market, accelerating the adoption of Apple solutions in sectors such as IT&C, financial services, content creation, and independent professionals.

The distributor achieved a turnover exceeding RON 2.63 billion (€532 million) in 2024.

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