In response to a report suggesting that Nothing is planning to exit 12 markets due to declining global shipments, cofounder Akis Evangelidis stated that the company is reorganizing and laying off some staff, but the reported numbers are exaggerated. Evangelidis also refuted claims of poor sales for the Nothing Phone 4B, stating it sold 29,537 units on its first day, setting records in its price segment. He clarified that Nothing is not shutting down in any markets but is consolidating operations into regional hubs and launching an AI-native business unit.
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Nothing Addresses Market Exit Rumors and Staff Reorganization
Cofounder Akis Evangelidis of Nothing responded to rumors about the company exiting 12 markets, stating that the claims are exaggerated. He confirmed that the company is reorganizing and laying off some staff, but emphasized that sales for the Nothing Phone 4B were strong, and that the company is consolidating operations rather than shutting down.
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Nothing Addresses Market Exit Rumors and Staff Reorganization