Recently, there are rumors that Samsung is about to withdraw some of its large home appliance businesses from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region market, and that many large household appliances on the official website are shown to be sold out, causing concern among users. Some Korean media quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that Samsung's Hong Kong subsidiary had already begun preparations to withdraw from the market about 1-2 months ago. Meanwhile, a Hong Kong media reporter visited the electronics retailer Toyosawa as a customer. However, employees in the store said that Samsung Home Appliances officially withdrew from Hong Kong on August 31 this year. In response, Samsung Hong Kong said that the current local business operations are still steady, and management will always evaluate and adjust the overall product portfolio with the aim of meeting the market environment and consumer preferences. Furthermore, Samsung Hong Kong said that the company is refocusing all operating resources in several major areas, including televisions, monitors, speaker products, commercial displays, and mobile communication devices. The company will maintain after-sales service, maintenance service and repair support for sold products, and continue to provide professional services to consumers.

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