HTC has decided to leave the smartphone market in New Delhi due to low demand for its devices

HTC decides to step out of the smartphone market in New Delhi due to weak demand for its devices, according to an electronic report on the newspaper's website and HTC's story content has decided to leave the smartphone market in New Delhi. A recent interview of the Economic Times, it seems that the Taiwanese HTC company intends to leave the smart phone market in New Delhi. Several senior officials of the company, including the branch manager of the company in the country, the sales manager and the product manager, have submitted their resignation documents to the management of the company.

As many other employees of the company have asked to leave. The company is currently suspending all its distribution contracts knowing that it has already stopped manufacturing its smartphones locally for almost a year. HTC will continue to be in the government of its virtual reality department, which is responsible for sales of HTC Vive and HTC Vive Pro headphones, but the sales government will be directly from Taiwan.

A company executive said that HTC might consider selling its smartphones in the country via the Internet only later, but now it has approved the release of the market. HTC will continue to sell smart phones right now, more likely to run out of inventory available in the country, said a spokesman for the company.

As in other markets, HTC is struggling in New Delhi. The Taiwanese brand is very active in the high-end smartphone sector, a sector dominated by Samsung and Apple. Recently, the demand for new low-priced smartphones has risen sharply and has been introduced by Chinese manufacturers. This means that HTC is experiencing the first segment of smartphones and the cheap smartphone sector. Thus, it is no wonder that the company has less than 1% of the total smartphone market share in New Delhi, especially if it is known that it is pricing its smartphones to prices much higher than Chinese companies.

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