Oppo and OnePlus are shutting down in Europe, according to influencer

Oppo and OnePlus owned by BBK Group began to leave the European market Considering the poor sales results of their mobile phones, which was confirmed by the well-known leaker after the first message on the Chinese portal. 36Kryptonian. Both companies, which have been working together for several months, are terminating their smartphone business in countries such as Germany and the United Kingdom.leaving only a small division for the core business.

Cause how detailed 36Kryptonian quoting an anonymous source with knowledge of the matter is that while Oppo and OnePlus products “may be sold”, they receive almost no benefits, and that “return on investment is low”.“, and Oppo’s business in Europe is “losing blood.”

For its part, an Oppo spokesperson told the aforementioned publication that Both companies’ “key markets” will “adjust” depending on the smartphone industry in Europe. “Currently, the smartphone industry is not expanding, and our key markets will adjust and maneuver in stages. We remain focused on the European market and in the future we will invest in key markets accurately and efficiently,” he says.

36KryptonianOn the other hand, he assures that both companies will keep their smartphone division in countries such as Spain, France, Finland and other regions of Europe where their business continues to grow. However, Max Jambore, a journalist who usually reveals up-to-date information about the following Oppo and OnePlus devices, confirm that two brands they are also winding down their business in France, Germany and the Netherlands.

From hypertext We have contacted Oppo for details on this but have not received a response at the time of this writing. We will update the post as soon as we have more information.

The Find X6 Pro has already anticipated Oppo’s possible exit from the European market.

Interestingly, Oppo’s latest strategy already predicted a clear exit from the European market. In particular, the company has decided not to sell the Find X6 Pro, its latest flagship, in Europe, despite the fact that its predecessor, the Oppo Find X5, did indeed reach countries such as Spain, France or the UK.

The Asian firm, yes, just a few days ago announced the Find N2 Flip, its first “shell” smartphone, which is available in the European market as an alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. OnePlus, for its part, also recently announced the OnePlus 11 in Europe.and plans to release a new mid-range smartphone, although it is not clear if it will be sold in the countries where it currently continues to operate.