There are certain markets in the world where the people are so poor and the demographics are so wildly tangential that companies don't give a shit. South Korea is one of those places. Turkey is another. The latest and greatest electronics are available in Mozambique for god's sake.
they do this because there is no tactical advantage in that particular market. Car companies are great examples of that behavior. Places like New Zealand get every single car ever made by a human, and they get it in several different names as well. Meanwhile, in the US it's amazing when a factory sells a car with a sunroof.
that means that the quicker these products are released, the less meaningful your market has proven - and that's a bad place to be.