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Realme Committed to Indian Market with Stronger Smartphone Portfolio in 2027

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Realme Committed to Indian Market with Stronger Smartphone Portfolio in 2027
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Realme aims to strengthen demand in the Indian market by focusing on a stronger smartphone portfolio and increased marketing support in 2027. The company plans to improve performance, gaming, and imaging, and engage with consumers through gaming communities and creator content. Realme's marketing and retail teams will work together to improve in-store engagement and create a more sustainable foundation for growth.

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Published Wednesday, October 21, 2026

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