Huawei is issuing a very harsh warning today through its founder, speaking to journalists from a European publication about what is currently happening with his company. According to the founder of Huawei, the sanctions imposed by the USA against them, as well as all the requests to ban their products, actually helped the company to become much more well-known internationally, which is already making sales believe.
Huawei says that the harsh attacks that the US has been carrying out against it have confirmed the power that the company has both on the phone sales market and on the telecommunications market, which is ultimately good for them. Although Huawei says that this situation has been of great help, the company also recognizes the fact that it has lost some customers, who did not want to continue, or start, collaborations with them because of the problems.
Huawei: CRITICAL WARNING Made Today by the Company
However, Huawei makes a very important warning because it says that in the end the American companies are the ones who will lose from this war, because they will no longer have access to certain segments of the Chinese market. Huawei didn't sell many products in the US, so it didn't lose anything there due to the sanctions imposed by Donald Trump, but he claims that he did a lot of damage to American companies that are no longer well regarded in China.
"Ultimately, American companies will suffer the most. If American companies will lose many parts of Chinese markets. This is not in their interest. If the US were to give up globalization, it would give Europe a huge opportunity."
Huawei doesn't really seem to have been greatly affected by what the US did with its sanctions, the company's revenues and sales being on an upward trend despite all the problems at the global level. The US tried to bring the Chinese company to its knees, and although it seemed that it succeeded in doing so, in reality it did not even manage to reduce their sales, the Chinese already surpassing Apple in sales in 2019, and getting closer to Samsung.
Huawei doesn't seem to have been affected that much, or at all, by all the problems that the US kept trying to do to it, and that's a very big surprise in the end.
