The Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC could outsource production to reduce costs and become profitable again. The company have spoken in the past few months with several contract manufacturers, reported the Wall Street Journal . Below are a manufacturer with FIH Mobile from the group of companies of Apple contract manufacturer Foxconn and Wistron, it said, citing people informed.
HTC introduces its devices so far in her own factories in Taiwan and China. For over a year but they do not sell as good. Even the flagship model HTC One could not stop the downward trend. In the third quarter, the company posted its first loss in Taiwan and also warned of weak holiday shopping season. The value of HTC share shrank by 85 percent since April 2011.
Earlier this week, the top-management tasks have been redistributed: The Board Chairman Cher Wang will pay more attention to the daily operations while CEO Peter Chou will focus on products and innovation. (anw)
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