Honor it shares the same thirst for success and ambition that its parent firm, Huawei, has. This brand, despite the fact that it will no longer belong to the aforementioned Huawei because its sale is underway, plans to continue having good sales numbers in the global market.
According to the latest information from the Sci-tech Innovation Board, the brand intends to send more than 100 million mobiles next year, a goal that seems to be very high, but that could be met and even considerably surpassed by the Chinese smartphone maker.
A few weeks ago, based on what has been leaked in the media, Huawei sold its Honor brand to Zhixin New Information Technology Co. Ltd. for an approximate amount of about 15 billion dollars, supposedly. This happens in the midst of the measures that Huawei has suffered for a long time from the United States, due to the supposed and suspicious ties that the company has with the Chinese government. This is also affecting Honor, which is under the eye of the giant North American country.
Having said that, the company has now reformed and says its business and plans are going forward, against adversity. In fact, it has already begun to strengthen the offline market in China, a country where it has been more successful than any other as its headquarters. In addition to the supply chain, the company also promises that its older devices will not lose support in the short term, something that we already reviewed in this new.
Also, as mentioned above, the company is negotiating with Qualcomm and moving towards a deal with MediaTek. If you manage to cross this stage, you can acquire the chipsets of the mentioned companies and avoid the absence of the Kirin SoCs from Huawei, according to Gizmochina.
