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HMD is going to withdraw from "select markets", rumor claims

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Vlad 15 October 2026

HMD Android Rumors

According to a new rumor from a usually reliable source of information about HMD, the company is currently planning on withdrawing from "select markets". It will also allegedly "scale down production for its global device portfolio".

HMD is said to be shifting its "core focus" to "regional markets" as well as the enterprise/industrial sector. The same source goes on to imply that there may be no further HMD global product launches this year. Presumably, that means the company will only be releasing devices on a market-by-market basis in the coming months.

HMD is going to withdraw from ''select markets'', rumor claims

Of course, this is nothing but an unconfirmed rumor at this point, so do take that into account. HMD definitely hasn't been doing great, sales-wise, in the smartphone field, while its feature phone business probably has an expiration date - in that fewer and fewer people are going to be buying them with every year that goes by. We'll let you know if the company responds to this in any way.

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  • Jay
  • tRq
  • 9 hours ago

Keep making the same rubbish you are now and you won't have to worry about global markets ever again. BUILD PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS AGAIN !

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  • unxpctd
  • 40n
  • 31 Oct 2026

Unfortunately you are what they call a “harbinger of failure” from a consumer perspective. MIT studied this over 10 years ago. I feel you because I'm the same way. The things I love and gravitate towards get cancelled.

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  • AdamBoy64
  • Dn3
  • 18 Oct 2026

It feels like they already have withdrawn over here in Australia. Seems like the Indian market is their focus. I feel a bit sad.. I loved being a Nokia fan for many, many years. But times have changed. The name 'Nokia' means someth...

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