OnePlus clarifies everything: Firmly denies rumors of its dismantling

Certain features of the upcoming OnePlus phone have recently been revealed, prompting the company to deny the reports that suggested its possible disappearance from the market.

The OnePlus team in India was in charge of answering questions from Android Authority about a report released by Android Headlines the day before.

OnePlus has assured that its commercial activities in the country will continue to develop normallyas it has been until now.

Although it does not directly respond to all of the recent accusations, it does indicate that OnePlus has no plans to close its operations abruptly, especially in one of its largest and most key markets.

Robin Liu, CEO of OnePlus in India, said on his X account (formerly Twitter): “I wish to correct some misunderstandings that have circulated regarding OnePlus India and its operations. “We continue to operate normally and we will continue to do so.”

In fact, the Android Headlines report was classified as “false” and “unverified.”

From Spain it was communicated: «The current commercial activities of OnePlus Europe continue their normal course. After-sales support, software updates and commitment to consumer rights are fully assured.”

Onepplus, part of bbk and oppohas undergone big changes this year, including the reintroduction of realme as a sub-brand, raising questions about the future of certain brands.

The recent report suggests that OnePlus has been struggling to maintain its market share and, following disappointing results in India and China, the parent company could be considering cutting its losses.

Los recent rumors about the cancellation of the OnePlus 15s and the OnePlus Open 2 foldable phone have only increased speculation that the brand could exit the smartphone market.

Yogesh Brar also commented on X that changes are coming to OnePlus, stating this week that a “popular brand is facing internal problems and things may not go well.”

He mentioned this before concluding his teaser about the 200 Mpx camera for the next OnePlus flagship model.

Asus confirmed in early January that it would take a break in 2026, and the current global memory chip shortage It is causing a lot of uncertainty in various sectors.

Phone makers are facing challenges securing memory chips for their future devices, with brands such as Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo anticipating production cuts of up to 20% this year.