Huawei firmly denied those exciting rumors

In light of a flurry of social media reports alleging that Huawei had secured orders for its new 5G smartphones from countries including Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela, the Chinese tech behemoth has issued a definitive refutation. Through their official Weibo account, Huawei labelled these claims as baseless, emphasizing the absence of any factual foundation.

Huawei's statement accentuated the confusion and misinformation these rumors propagated across digital platforms. The company passionately entreated the public to exercise caution, urging them to dismiss such unconfirmed reports and actively report any misleading information they stumble upon.

Despite facing such challenges, Huawei's journey in the smartphone arena remains unperturbed. Their recent product launches, specifically the Mate 60/Pro/Pro+ series and the Mate X5 with its foldable screen, have significantly resonated with the domestic audience, driving sales to an extent where devices were being sold at a premium due to overwhelming demand.

Huawei firmly denied those exciting rumors

Market insights for W36, spanning from September 4th to September 10th, showcase Huawei’s commendable positioning in the Chinese smartphone landscape. The company has clinched the second spot with a 17% market share, closely tailed by Honor, which leads by a mere 0.2% difference.

There's a palpable excitement in the air as Huawei's upcoming product launch event on September 25th approaches. This date carries an added layer of significance, as exactly a year ago, Sabrina Meng, Huawei's CFO, marked her return to China after enduring a 1028-day detention. This event evoked a plethora of emotions and prompted the phrase "the light boat has passed through a thousand mountains" to gain traction among netizens and media channels.

As anticipation for the Mate 60 launch mounts, the industry's gaze is firmly fixed on Huawei, eager to decipher the innovations the company will unveil and to monitor its market trajectory in the ensuing months.

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