Xiaomi sees shipments decline, Samsung drops in rankings: IDC on India smartphone market

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Xiaomi sees shipments decline, Samsung drops in rankings: IDC on India smartphone market

Xiaomi continues to steer the cargo race in India, however was the one vendor among the many high ten firms with declining shipments of 28 per cent within the second quarter of 2022, in response to outcomes printed by International Data Corporation (IDC). According to IDC’s report, 35 million smartphones had been shipped to India beginning April to June, a 3 per cent year-over-year development, stated the report. But whereas the second quarter of the yr usually has seasonally sturdy demand in comparison with the primary quarter, dwindling shopper demand led to a decline of 5 per cent quarter-over-quarter (QoQ).

“The primary challenge in 2021 was around supply constraints, which have eased considerably. However, the market is now facing demand contraction in 2022 due to rising inflation and higher input costs, leading to higher market prices. As a result, the inventory cycles are increasing across brands and channels,” stated Upasana Joshi, Research Manager, Client Devices, IDC India.

The report reveals that Realme has climbed to the second slot for a second time, with sturdy YoY development of 24 per cent (highest among the many high 5 distributors) within the second quarter of 2022. It cemented its second place within the on-line channel with a 23 per cent share with inexpensive mannequin choices within the C-series.

Vivo climbed to the third place, rising by 17 per cent YoY. It continued to steer the offline channel with a 24 per cent share. “Vivo was the second largest 5G smartphone player in the Indian market with 33 per cent of its smartphones as 5G. Expansion in the online channel through its T-series and new launches in the sub-brand iQOO led to a surge in its online share,” the report stated.

Samsung has dropped to the fourth place, registering a weak second quarter with a development of three per cent YoY. This comes after the model refreshed its portfolio. Samsung telephones continued to steer within the 5G section with 46 per cent of its shipments as 5G smartphones.

Meanwhile, OPPO, within the fifth slot, witnessed a meagre development of two per cent. It targeted on the mid-premium section with the launch of the F21 Pro and expanded within the on-line channel with the Okay-series.

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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS

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