Whewei had a surprisingly good year considering all the problems the Chinese company went through, and because the year is not over yet, the Chinese are still extremely confident in the future. More precisely, those from Huawei announced that they expect to end the year with 230 million phones sold globally, a surprisingly high number if we take into account the US sanctions, which seriously affected its sales.
Huawei made the announcement during an internal meeting that took place in China, and the one who revealed the big surprise was Richard Yu, the CEO of the consumer products division, and thus ends a record year for the company. 230 million phones sold in 2019 represent an increase of more than 10% for those from Huawei compared to 2018, and this means that the USA failed to do anything to affect the Chinese business in 2019.
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Huawei announced in October that it had already sold 2019 million phones globally in 200, two months earlier than in 2018, and all thanks to the Chinese market, where the phones were very successful. The sanctions that the USA imposed against the Huawei company brought more phone sales and higher revenues for it, the effect being exactly the opposite in relation to the one that Donald Trump expected in April.
"Huawei Consumer Business CEO Yu Chengdong recently revealed at an internal conference that Huawei's global mobile phone sales will be around 230 million this year."
Huawei enjoyed a lot of help from the government in Beijing throughout this period, and without it, it would certainly not have been able to register as high sales for the products it has been launching. Huawei managed to prove that the US can't really do whatever it wants, no matter how hard it tries to destroy a company, and China took care to also show its power in this whole war of 2019.
Huawei would like in 2020 to experience an even better evolution than in 2019, but a lot depends on what the Chinese government will do to ensure its rise in the fight against global competition.
