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Tunisian mobile-phone brand and handset manufacturer operated as a trademark of Cellcom.

Last updated August 31, 2026

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Overview

EvertekTunisie, generally styled as Evertek, is a Tunisian mobile-phone brand and handset manufacturer. The brand was founded in 2008 and operates as a trademark of Cellcom, a Tunisian company associated with the YKH Group. Its early product proposition centered on mobile phones with dual-SIM and triple-SIM functionality, features that helped distinguish the brand in price-sensitive and multi-network markets. Evertek developed primarily around the Tunisian market. By 2010, its handsets were reported to hold approximately 10% of the Tunisian mobile-phone market, indicating that the brand had achieved meaningful local penetration only a few years after its creation. The available reference material does not identify the precise sales channels, manufacturing arrangements, or detailed financial performance behind that growth, so the brand’s commercial model should be understood principally through its handset portfolio and distribution footprint rather than through publicly documented corporate metrics. The brand also expanded beyond Tunisia. Evertek phones were reported as being sold in Morocco and France, and they were available through the onboard retail or distribution programs of British Airways, KLM, and Virgin Atlantic flights. These channels gave the brand visibility outside its home market, although the available sources do not establish the scale or duration of those international sales. Evertek continued to introduce smartphones during the late 2010s. In January 2018, it launched the V4 Nano smartphone. In June of the same year, it introduced the V8, an Android smartphone described as having a curved design. These launches show a transition from the brand’s earlier emphasis on basic or feature-phone functionality toward Android smartphones and more design-led devices. The available public material provides limited information about Evertek’s current product range, management, manufacturing partners, retail network, and present operating status. It confirms the brand’s Tunisian origin, its relationship with Cellcom and YKH Group, its early domestic market position, international availability, and selected 2018 smartphone launches, but does not support detailed claims about current ownership, revenue, market share, or ongoing availability.

History

Evertek was established in Tunisia in 2008 as a mobile-phone brand associated with Cellcom. Cellcom is described as part of the Tunisian YKH Group, making Evertek a brand within a broader local corporate structure rather than an independently documented public company. The available reference material identifies Evertek as a trademark of Cellcom and does not provide separate ownership, listing, or executive information for the brand itself. The brand’s early portfolio included mobile phones capable of operating with two or three SIM cards. Multi-SIM functionality was a central product characteristic, allowing users to combine network subscriptions or separate personal and professional communications on one handset. This feature helped Evertek address practical consumer needs in Tunisia and other markets where customers may use more than one mobile operator. By 2010, Evertek handsets were reported to account for about 10% of the Tunisian mobile-phone market. The source does not specify whether this was measured by units, value, shipments, or retail sales, and no audited financial information is available in the supplied material. Nevertheless, the reported figure indicates that the young brand had gained significant recognition in its domestic market. Evertek also developed an international distribution presence. Its phones were reported as being sold in Morocco and France, and were available through the in-flight commercial channels of British Airways, KLM, and Virgin Atlantic. The available account does not state when these international sales began, how long they lasted, or whether the airlines acted as direct retailers, catalog distributors, or another form of sales channel. These references nevertheless show that Evertek sought visibility beyond Tunisia. During the late 2010s, the brand moved further into smartphones. In January 2018, it launched the V4 Nano. In June 2018, it followed with the V8, an Android smartphone characterized by a curved design. These releases represent a shift from the earlier description of Evertek as a maker of multi-SIM mobile phones toward a broader smartphone portfolio using the Android operating system. The supplied sources do not establish Evertek’s current operating status, present product line, manufacturing locations, distribution arrangements, financial results, or current market share. They also do not identify named founders or executives. Accordingly, the documented history is strongest for the period from the brand’s creation through its reported 2018 smartphone launches. Further research would be required to determine whether the trademark remains actively marketed and how its relationship with Cellcom and YKH Group has evolved.

  • 2018

    V4 Nano smartphone launch

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    Evertek launches the V4 Nano smartphone in January.

  • 2018

    V8 Android smartphone launch

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    Evertek launches the V8 Android smartphone, described as having a curved design, in June.

  • 2010

    Reported 10% Tunisian market share

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    Evertek handsets are reported to have reached approximately 10% of the Tunisian mobile-phone market.

  • 2008

    Evertek is founded in Tunisia

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    Evertek is established as a Tunisian mobile-phone brand associated with Cellcom.

Products and positioning

A Tunisian mobile-phone brand positioned around accessible handsets, multi-SIM functionality, and later Android smartphone offerings.

  • Mobile phones

    Evertek multi-SIM mobile phones

    Evertek’s early range included mobile phones supporting two or three SIM cards. The multi-SIM capability was a defining product characteristic and allowed customers to use multiple network subscriptions in one device. The supplied sources do not provide a complete model list, technical specifications, prices, or production details.

  • Android smartphone · 2018

    Evertek V4 Nano

    The V4 Nano was a smartphone launched by Evertek in January 2018. Available reference material confirms the launch but does not provide detailed specifications, software version, screen information, camera configuration, pricing, or later support status.

  • Android smartphone · 2018

    Evertek V8

    The V8 was an Android smartphone introduced in June 2018. It was described as having a curved design, positioning it as a more design-oriented smartphone in Evertek’s later product evolution. Detailed hardware specifications and current availability are not established by the supplied sources.

Brand decisions

  • 2018

    Expansion into Android smartphonesProduct launch

    Background

    Evertek’s earlier identity was associated with multi-SIM mobile phones, while the smartphone segment was becoming central to handset competition.

    Action taken

    Evertek launched the V4 Nano in January and the curved V8 Android smartphone in June.

    Aftermath

    The launches demonstrate a move toward a broader Android smartphone portfolio, but the available sources do not document their sales performance or subsequent product strategy.

  • 2008

    Establishment of a Tunisian multi-SIM handset brandStrategy

    Background

    Cellcom launched Evertek as a Tunisian mobile-phone trademark within the YKH Group structure.

    Action taken

    The brand developed and marketed mobile phones, including models supporting dual-SIM and triple-SIM use.

    Aftermath

    Evertek later achieved a reported 10% share of the Tunisian mobile-phone market by 2010 and expanded distribution to selected foreign markets.

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