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Samsung’s new outsourcing strategy could lead to cheaper smartphones

Samsung’s new outsourcing strategy could lead to cheaper smartphones

Posted on November 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung will reportedly outsource a fifth of its smartphone production operations to Chinese contractors in 2020. The alleged planned move would lower costs and help the South Korean company compete with Chinese rivals that keep undercutting it, such as Huawei and Xiaomi. 

Anonymous sources who are “familiar with the move” told Reuters that Samsung plans to ship an estimated 60 million phones made in China by “original design manufacturers” (ODMs) in 2020, out of out of an overall total of around 300 million.
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