Once a legendary phone brand, Nokia is now far from its former glory. The company’s inability to keep up with the development of smartphones and a series of wrong decisions led to this. The Finnish manufacturer works today under the auspices of HMD Global. The latest information shows that HMD Global plans to start production of Nokia phones in Europe from the third quarter of 2023.

HMD Global recently announced that it will begin production of Nokia 5G smartphones in Europe from the third quarter of 2023. This move is significant as it has become the first major smartphone manufacturer to produce 5G phones in Europe. The transition to production in Europe will be gradual and HMD plans to invest in capacity from now on.

The company has seen the demand for its smartphones increase in Europe and sees this move as a way to reduce its carbon footprint. HMD also stated that their data center has been located in Finland since 2019 and believes that having production facilities nearby will help ensure the security and privacy of their devices.

This step is especially important in the current environment where privacy and data security are becoming increasingly important to consumers. This will undoubtedly help the company attract more customers who are concerned about privacy and data security. Although the company will attract attention with its new move, its success is not certain. Unfortunately, HMD Global’s Nokia phones were not innovative products and only appealed to a limited user base. This situation is expected to change in the new term of the company.