The OPPO German official website is almost empty.

CTOnews.com May 15 news, due to Nokia filed a patent lawsuit, OPPO mobile phone sales in Germany have been suspended since last year, and now the company's official website in Germany is empty, there is no product display. The home page of the website has only one ad promoting OPPO's ongoing partnership with the Champions League, and a banner with frequently asked questions that only relate to support for existing OPPO devices.

CTOnews.com notes that a footnote on the same page states that some of the company's Android phones, including the Reno 8 series and Find N2 Flip, are not available in Germany.

Oppo's move to empty its German website could add to speculation that the company will eventually exit the German market, although the company has previously denied that Oppo has been optimistic that it can reach an agreement with Nokia and resume operations in the country.

Earlier, insiders said the company could exit the French market after June 30, and Oppo shut down its chip development business last week. There have been rumors that Oppo and OnePlus may exit more important markets in Europe, but the company denies these claims.

Samsung held a 34% market share of smartphone shipments in Europe in Q1 2023 and remained in the lead, while OPPO's share dropped from 6% in Q1 2022 to 4% this year.