Oppo, one of the technology companies with many investments in our country, has had difficulties in making sales in Turkey for a long time. In general, there are withdrawal claims about the company that lagged behind in price performance products in our country. So is Oppo Turkey closing? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Oppo Turkey stores are closing!
While Oppo started to provide official services in our country, it became the agenda with many investment news. The company, which opened a smartphone factory in our country, was able to provide many productions from here. Last month, production stopped at this factory due to the lack of qualified personnel and global supply problems. Now Oppo is closing some of its branches in Turkey. There is no official statement about the withdrawal yet.
Apart from this, rumors that Oppo will withdraw from Turkey have been on the agenda for a long time. For example, although the contract of Oppo Turkey with the PR agency expired three months ago, there are rumors that this contract has not been renewed and that the new PR agency has not been agreed upon. The company, which has been unsuccessful in terms of sales recently, may be withdrawing despite the large investments they have made in our country.
In addition, there are Oppo flagships that have not been on sale recently in our country. Instead, the company, which continued its activities in Turkey with mid-segment phones, demanded higher fees for these devices than other companies it competed with. In summary, reasons such as sales failure, increased costs and the cessation of factory production due to the lack of qualified personnel seem to push Oppo to withdraw from our country.
BBK Electronics, which owns the Realme, Vivo, iQOO and OnePlus brands, also owns Oppo. In general, Oppo in its position in our country; It was trying to compete with Samsung and Xiaomi in the field of smartphone models, smart watches and wireless headphones. The company, which does not enter the flagship competition in our country, may carry out its activities in Turkey with slightly lower marketing budgets in the coming days.
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