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2021.09.27

04:27

Realme India and Europe's CEO now leads brand expansion in Latin America

Asian Tech Press (SEP 27) -- Madhav Sheth has been in charge of operations for Realme India and Europe since Realme operated as a sub-brand of OPPO and even after it was spun off as a separate company.

2021.05.27

18:00

Realme vice president: smartphone market price will rise about 10% in the second half of the year

Realme vice president and president of China region Xu Qi revealed that the high-end 5G chip was seriously out of stock in the first half of the year, especially Snapdragon 888 and 870.

2021.05.26

14:30

Sources: OPPO, Xiaomi, Realme and other smartphone brands lowered shipments again

Rumors are circulating that Xiaomi, OPPO, and Realme have seen a new round of downward revisions to their shipment targets this week due to unanticipated Labor Day holiday sales of 5G phones in China, compounded by the disruption of the epidemic in India.

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