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Oppo 10 billion investment will help OnePlus expand smartphone business worldwide

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OnePlus has become more than a mobile brand in recent years. The tech maker has started evolving its ecosystem in terms of new gadgets and innovation. And it seems like there will be more add-ups in the coming time. The latest info shows that Oppo will make a 10 billion investment in OnePlus cooperation in the next three years.

As per the sources, Oppo recently attended the Financial Associated press conference. In the interview, the company put forth its decision to invest 10 billion in its ‘sub-brand’ OnePlus alone. Eventually, this 10 billion investment of Oppo will help OnePlus to expand the smartphone business worldwide.

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Furthermore, Oppo cooperation reported that it will spend a huge amount of time, labor, and expenditure to build up the infrastructure of the OnePlus in the global market. Besides, it will look after the supply chain development and major necessities of the company for the next three years.

Here is what Oppo’s internal management-level sources said on this matter:

“Most of the 10 billion funds will be used for OnePlus product development. In addition, all of Oppo’s next resources will be greatly titled towards OnePlus, including Oppo’s basic research and development, supply chain, channels, leading technologies of research and institutes and R&D departments, etc.”

OnePlus – a big name in the global market’

While OnePlus serves some of the best-operating systems and devices to users, the company is still running behind major tech giants like Apple and Samsung. To leap, the company not only requires a good hand in innovation but also external help in industrial management.

Consequently, Oppo’s 10 billion investment can help OnePlus achieve the desired goals in smartphone merchandise. It would be worth seeing what OnePlus will obtain and add to its profit list after three years of investment and development. Stay tuned to know more on this matter.

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