Huawei continues to lead the telecommunications equipment market despite the US sanctions, according to a report by telecommunications industry market Latvia Phone Number List research company Dell'Oro Group on market analysis in the fourth quarter of 2021. According to the report, the Chinese tech giant represents a percent share of global revenue. The growth of profits from the main activity made the company more productive and resistant to risk. Total assets continued to grow, and the liability ratio fell to less than 57.8 percent, which is enough to continue to support long-term growth. Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei and until recently a prisoner of the Canadian government at the behest of the US According to the company's vice president Eric Su , Huawei is focused on providing a seamless, user-oriented and intelligent experience in all scenarios.
In addition, innovations aimed at reducing energy consumption for a world with zero carbon emissions and solving the challenge of continuous supply are extremely important to them. Read also: Epson summed up the year and made important conclusions about the importance of sustainability in business "We have always believed that the greatest value Huawei can bring to the advancement of the green agenda is to use continuous technological innovation to help all industries reduce energy consumption and achieve low-carbon development ," said Su. In addition to all that, Huawei is also leading the global competition in 6G patents, thanks to which China has come out on top in that race. The company says that they must not wait for 6G to become viable, as a delay would lead to limitations due to a lack of patents. Huawei also has one of the largest portfolios in the world with more than 110,000 active patents.