HTC's sales were down 35% last year
Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC has released its annual financial report for the year 2015, revealing a sales drop of over 35%. The company's last year's revenue stood at NTD 121.68 billion ($3.65 billion), down from NTD 187.91 billion ($5.64 billion) in 2014.
HTC saw its monthly revenue jump to a six-month high in the month of November, something that led us to believe that the One A9 would have played an important role in this. Expectations were that sales would go further up in December due to holiday season and as well as the release of the handset in more markets.
However, surprisingly, December sales stood at just NTD 6.52 billion ($195.7 million), down 57.08% year-on-year and 36.64% sequentially. HTC is now pinning its hopes on its newly announced Vive VR headset, pre-orders for which will begin in February.
Reader comments
- pedestrian
- 01 Apr 2016
- img
HTC was once the top company in Android phone market but now it goes bad and the price of phones is too high with ludicrous specifications......
- AnonD-487737
- 12 Jan 2016
- KA0
I am HTC user. i have htc one E8 and i am very disappointed from mobile.. Mobile back camera photo's going Pink and right now today Vibrate is not working
- AnonD-127662
- 12 Jan 2016
- MIa
Actually, I've used and tested plenty of Android phones. See, I am not slating other Manufacturers. You are slating HTC here. Massive difference.