OnePlus India has clarified that its operations in the country remain “normal”, dismissing reports that the brand is being dismantled internally amid declining shipments. The statement follows widespread speculation about OnePlus’ global future, with an Android Headlines report suggesting a significant internal restructuring within Oppo, OnePlus’ parent company.

According to the report, OnePlus has seen sustained declines in smartphone shipments, particularly in key markets such as India and China, which together account for nearly 74% of its total sales. This decline allegedly prompted the cancellation or scaling back of several upcoming launches, including the foldable OnePlus Open 2 and the sub-flagship OnePlus 15s.

Despite these claims, OnePlus India emphasised that no brand shutdown or wind-down plans are underway. The company continues to operate normally, with retail, service, and online operations running as usual. The India team told Android Authority that business activities are proceeding without disruption.

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Industry observers note that this potential internal consolidation mirrors a recent move with Realme, another BBK Holdings brand, which has been absorbed under Oppo while maintaining its own leadership. Analysts suggest that if similar steps are taken with OnePlus, it would reinforce Oppo’s strategy of centralising operations while preserving brand identities under its umbrella.

For now, consumers and investors are advised to monitor official announcements from OnePlus, while the company maintains its focus on sales, service, and product support in the Indian market.

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