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智能手机公司在第三季度将船5200万设备
由消费者激增升级智能手机+幸存的大流行一年之后,季度装运数量将穿过47 - 4900万单元2019年pre-Covid马克。
由消费者升级他们的激增智能手机一年之后加上幸存的大流行,季度装运数量将穿过47 - 4900万单元2019年pre-Covid马克。
“相比2019年,我们预见潜在的货物6 - 10%的速度增长。消费者需求为旗舰店最近推出了溢价很高,和oem(原始设备制造商)正在在供应限制,“您正在Ram说该行业情报组当地网络。
根据一些,7 - 9月一季——历史上仓出货/销售最高的——会有超过2020的记录,但供应链问题和启动延迟的手机像JioPhone接下来,信实工业公司“可负担得起的4 g智能手机设计加上谷歌。
高级研究分析师Prachir辛格对比研究表示,该公司预期的300万辆Jio电话下9月市场。市场跟踪公司挂钩手机出货量约5000万年第三季度的2021年与3400万年的前三个月相比,较上年同期的5310万辆和4900万年第三季度,2019年。
Navkendar辛格(manmohan Singh)研究主管市场研究公司IDC预计,“边际今年上升”47-48几百万台2019年第三季度,但低于去年的5350万辆。
全球组件紧缩令苹果车在印度,达到供应iPhone 13系列
甚至连公司的在线商店显示的交货延迟一至五周。昂贵的苹果手机13和13 Pro马克斯,已被更多的需求,有一个较长的等待时间。
市场跟踪公司Canalys预计90 - 95出货在7月和12月之间,而在2019年同期的8500万台。
“供应商将面临来自供应危机的挑战和可能的第三次浪潮(流行的),它们主要影响总需求,但我们相信影响微乎其微,因为消费者和品牌已经习惯了类似的市场条件,“说Sanyam Chaurasia Canalys。
事实上,手机厂商正在克服这些挑战,重新启动手机与新的芯片组和推出优惠来满足客户的需求。这反过来将清理库存和增加季度销售数量,说市场追踪器。
Covid-induced经济危机,除此之外,一年加芯片短缺和进口限制中国的机场和港口瘫痪的消费电子产品领域。对比研究预计今年大约有190在2020年推出的智能手机相比,至少有207。今年到目前为止有103发射。
运输成本的上升也导致手机价格上涨和大部分的升级销售预计在上面的Rs 10000范围。分析师表示,那些买得起手机仅低于范围是最流行的影响。
瑞来斯可能需要多花25%的补贴JioPhone Next
今年6月,IIFL证券估计,瑞来斯可能需要补贴消费者15000卢比的程度,如果目标销售7500万台左右,以每股2000卢比补贴。
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<\/figure>Mumbai: Smartphone makers are likely to ship in 50-52 million devices<\/a> in the July-September quarter despite a supply crunch, chipset shortages and logistical challenges, according to market trackers.Backed by a surge in consumers upgrading their smartphones<\/a> after a year plus of surviving the pandemic, the quarterly shipment numbers are set to cross the 47-49-million-unit mark in pre-Covid 2019.
\u201cWhen compared to 2019, we foresee a potential 6-10% growth in shipments. Consumer demand for recently launched premium flagships is high, and OEMs (original equipment makers) are working their way around the supply constraints,\u201d said Prabhu Ram, head of the industry intelligence group at CyberMedia Research<\/a>.
<\/div><\/div>His firm estimates that the July-September quarter (Q3) will see 50-52 million units shipped, compared with 47.2 million units two years earlier. The number may be less compared with the 54 million units shipped last year, but Ram calls this a \u201cmarginal dip in shipments in year-on-year terms\u201d. Last year\u2019s high numbers were also due to a post-lockdown buying splurge.
According to some, the July-September quarter \u2014 which historically garners the highest shipments\/sales \u2014 would have beaten 2020\u2019s record but for the supply chain issues and launch delays of handsets like the JioPhone Next, Reliance Industries<\/a>\u2019 affordable 4G smartphone being designed along with Google.
Prachir Singh, senior research analyst at Counterpoint Research<\/a>, said the company had expected 3 million units of Jio Phone Next<\/a> to hit the markets in September. The market tracking firm pegs handset shipments of around 50 million in the third quarter of 2021 compared with 34 million in the previous three months, 53.1 million units a year earlier and 49 million in Q3, 2019.
Navkendar Singh, research director at market research firm IDC, expects \u201ca marginal uptick this year\u201d from the 47-48 million units shipped in Q3 of 2019 but less than last year\u2019s 53.5 million units.
According to some, the July-September quarter \u2014 which historically garners the highest shipments\/sales \u2014 would have beaten 2020\u2019s record but for the supply chain issues and launch delays of handsets like the JioPhone Next, Reliance Industries<\/a>\u2019 affordable 4G smartphone being designed along with Google.
Prachir Singh, senior research analyst at Counterpoint Research<\/a>, said the company had expected 3 million units of Jio Phone Next<\/a> to hit the markets in September. The market tracking firm pegs handset shipments of around 50 million in the third quarter of 2021 compared with 34 million in the previous three months, 53.1 million units a year earlier and 49 million in Q3, 2019.
Navkendar Singh, research director at market research firm IDC, expects \u201ca marginal uptick this year\u201d from the 47-48 million units shipped in Q3 of 2019 but less than last year\u2019s 53.5 million units.
<\/div><\/div>Analysts expect the buoyancy in the markets to continue as consumer confidence gets propelled by increasing vaccination against the coronavirus.