Mobile repair retail chain Save, with shops in France, Spain and Poland, and telecom service provider M Mobile have announced a major partnership to enhance access to smartphone repairs across France. Together, they now operate the largest repair network in the country, with a combined 260 locations. This alliance significantly strengthens their presence in rural and remote areas, where service options have traditionally been limited.
A new model for local service
The collaboration marks a turning point in B2B repairs. While Save’s 130 French stores include branches and franchises focused on consumer sales, M Mobile becomes a partner under a separate B2B-only structure. These shops are not fully rebranded Save locations but benefit from identical technical resources, processes, and access to Save’s ERP system, the Save Toolbox. This enables seamless handling and monitoring of repairs nationwide.
Same quality, broader reach
All partner shops will offer Save’s certified repairs, including Apple iPhone services, along with a range of private label accessories. These include six types of charging cables and adapters, all backed by a lifetime guarantee. With no overlap in coverage due to a 30-kilometer spacing rule, the alliance protects existing Save shops while expanding total reach.
Redefining industry standards in France
France counts around 900 mobile repair shops in total. With this partnership, Save and M Mobile control nearly a third of the market. WeFix, the next largest player, operates about 90 stores. This strategic scale is especially critical for insurance and telecom clients that rely on express repairs for customer satisfaction.
A sustainable and service-driven future
Save, certified with QualiRépar, continues to promote responsible consumption by extending device lifespans through fast and high-quality repairs. With M Mobile on board, it aims to set new benchmarks in proximity, quality, and operational efficiency for mobile repairs in France.
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