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The second quarter recorded 30-32 million smartphone shipments<\/a>, down from all-time high first quarter shipments of 38 million, according to preliminary numbers shared by leading market trackers including Counterpoint Research<\/a>, International Data Corporation<\/a> (IDC) and CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR).
A fast-paced recovery due to the pent-up demand in June supported quarterly shipments, after April and May were practically washed out, experts added.
On year smartphone sales grew 64% from 18.2 million recorded in the second quarter of last year, which entailed a strict countrywide lockdown of 45 days.
“There will be degrowth in Q2 compared to previous quarter since supply chain constraints are yet to ease out and discretionary spends remained low,” said Upasana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC, which estimates 32 million shipments in Q2.
Prabhu Ram, head-Industry intelligence group at CMR, said its early estimates point to a potential 15-18% on-quarter dip in shipments.
During the period, Chinese brand Vivo has overtaken Korean rival Samsung by 200,000-300,000 shipments to capture the second position in India's smartphone market after five continuous quarters, data showed.
“We strongly believe the smartphone market will be back on track in H2 2021, driven by strong push from mobile phone brands, earlier-than-usual festive sales, and potential consumer demand,” Ram said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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伤害了第一季度智能手机出货量第二波的影响
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量,从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享的主要市场追踪器包括对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
新德里和孟买:印度的智能手机市场顺序已经萎缩了15 - 20%在4 - 6月由于关闭离线和在线销售渠道和消费者需求不温不火,市场追踪器估计。他们补充说,体内所取代三星成为印度第二排在刚刚结束的季度,智能手机品牌小米持续的市场领导者。
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享等主要市场追踪器对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
由于快节奏的复苏被压抑的需求支持6月季度出货量,4月和5月后几乎被冲毁,专家说。
在1820万年智能手机销量同比增长64%记录在去年第二季度,它需要一个严格的全国45天的封锁。
“会有逆生长与前一个季度相比,第二季度以来供应链约束尚未缓解,可自由支配的花费仍低,“Upasana Joshi说,副研究经理IDC估计3200万年第二季度出货量。
您正在Ram, CMR head-Industry情报集团表示,其初步估计指向一个潜在的15 - 18%。今年第一季度出货量下降。
期间,中国品牌体内已经超越韩国竞争对手三星的200000 - 300000年出货量捕捉印度智能手机市场的第二位连续5个季度之后,数据显示。
“我们强烈认为,智能手机市场将在2021年H2重回正轨,受强烈推动手机品牌,比平常早节日销售,和潜在的消费需求,“公说。
亚马逊和顶级品牌和他们的在线合作伙伴Flipkart公司已经开始提供的优惠和折扣清除过去几个月的库存堆积,推动消费需求的过程中至关重要的节日期间,通常占年销售额的三分之一。
然而,一些分析师预计一个温和的2021年相比,2020年下半年出口过六个月的破纪录的1亿台,由于持续的供应链挑战和预期covid第三波。
全球手机组件,如芯片短缺显示面板和内存芯片抬高智能手机的材料清单,承包利润为主要品牌。小米,RealMe Vivo,本月上调了他们最新的价格模型通过Rs 500 - Rs 1000和警告在未来几个月内价格进一步升级。
点估计,全年市场仍将维持在1.5亿年出货量,等于2020年和2019年。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi\/Mumbai: India's smartphone market<\/a> has contracted by 15-20% sequentially in the April-June due to closure of both offline and online sales channels and tepid consumer demand, market trackers estimated. They added that Vivo replaced Samsung<\/a> as India’s second ranked smartphone brand in the just ended quarter, with Xiaomi<\/a> continuing as the market leader.
The second quarter recorded 30-32 million smartphone shipments<\/a>, down from all-time high first quarter shipments of 38 million, according to preliminary numbers shared by leading market trackers including Counterpoint Research<\/a>, International Data Corporation<\/a> (IDC) and CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR).
A fast-paced recovery due to the pent-up demand in June supported quarterly shipments, after April and May were practically washed out, experts added.
On year smartphone sales grew 64% from 18.2 million recorded in the second quarter of last year, which entailed a strict countrywide lockdown of 45 days.
“There will be degrowth in Q2 compared to previous quarter since supply chain constraints are yet to ease out and discretionary spends remained low,” said Upasana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC, which estimates 32 million shipments in Q2.
Prabhu Ram, head-Industry intelligence group at CMR, said its early estimates point to a potential 15-18% on-quarter dip in shipments.
During the period, Chinese brand Vivo has overtaken Korean rival Samsung by 200,000-300,000 shipments to capture the second position in India's smartphone market after five continuous quarters, data showed.
“We strongly believe the smartphone market will be back on track in H2 2021, driven by strong push from mobile phone brands, earlier-than-usual festive sales, and potential consumer demand,” Ram said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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<\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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伤害了第一季度智能手机出货量第二波的影响
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量,从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享的主要市场追踪器包括对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
新德里和孟买:印度的智能手机市场顺序已经萎缩了15 - 20%在4 - 6月由于关闭离线和在线销售渠道和消费者需求不温不火,市场追踪器估计。他们补充说,体内所取代三星成为印度第二排在刚刚结束的季度,智能手机品牌小米持续的市场领导者。
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享等主要市场追踪器对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
由于快节奏的复苏被压抑的需求支持6月季度出货量,4月和5月后几乎被冲毁,专家说。
在1820万年智能手机销量同比增长64%记录在去年第二季度,它需要一个严格的全国45天的封锁。
“会有逆生长与前一个季度相比,第二季度以来供应链约束尚未缓解,可自由支配的花费仍低,“Upasana Joshi说,副研究经理IDC估计3200万年第二季度出货量。
您正在Ram, CMR head-Industry情报集团表示,其初步估计指向一个潜在的15 - 18%。今年第一季度出货量下降。
期间,中国品牌体内已经超越韩国竞争对手三星的200000 - 300000年出货量捕捉印度智能手机市场的第二位连续5个季度之后,数据显示。
“我们强烈认为,智能手机市场将在2021年H2重回正轨,受强烈推动手机品牌,比平常早节日销售,和潜在的消费需求,“公说。
亚马逊和顶级品牌和他们的在线合作伙伴Flipkart公司已经开始提供的优惠和折扣清除过去几个月的库存堆积,推动消费需求的过程中至关重要的节日期间,通常占年销售额的三分之一。
然而,一些分析师预计一个温和的2021年相比,2020年下半年出口过六个月的破纪录的1亿台,由于持续的供应链挑战和预期covid第三波。
全球手机组件,如芯片短缺显示面板和内存芯片抬高智能手机的材料清单,承包利润为主要品牌。小米,RealMe Vivo,本月上调了他们最新的价格模型通过Rs 500 - Rs 1000和警告在未来几个月内价格进一步升级。
点估计,全年市场仍将维持在1.5亿年出货量,等于2020年和2019年。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi\/Mumbai: India's smartphone market<\/a> has contracted by 15-20% sequentially in the April-June due to closure of both offline and online sales channels and tepid consumer demand, market trackers estimated. They added that Vivo replaced Samsung<\/a> as India’s second ranked smartphone brand in the just ended quarter, with Xiaomi<\/a> continuing as the market leader.
The second quarter recorded 30-32 million smartphone shipments<\/a>, down from all-time high first quarter shipments of 38 million, according to preliminary numbers shared by leading market trackers including Counterpoint Research<\/a>, International Data Corporation<\/a> (IDC) and CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR).
A fast-paced recovery due to the pent-up demand in June supported quarterly shipments, after April and May were practically washed out, experts added.
On year smartphone sales grew 64% from 18.2 million recorded in the second quarter of last year, which entailed a strict countrywide lockdown of 45 days.
“There will be degrowth in Q2 compared to previous quarter since supply chain constraints are yet to ease out and discretionary spends remained low,” said Upasana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC, which estimates 32 million shipments in Q2.
Prabhu Ram, head-Industry intelligence group at CMR, said its early estimates point to a potential 15-18% on-quarter dip in shipments.
During the period, Chinese brand Vivo has overtaken Korean rival Samsung by 200,000-300,000 shipments to capture the second position in India's smartphone market after five continuous quarters, data showed.
“We strongly believe the smartphone market will be back on track in H2 2021, driven by strong push from mobile phone brands, earlier-than-usual festive sales, and potential consumer demand,” Ram said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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<\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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伤害了第一季度智能手机出货量第二波的影响
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量,从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享的主要市场追踪器包括对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
新德里和孟买:印度的智能手机市场顺序已经萎缩了15 - 20%在4 - 6月由于关闭离线和在线销售渠道和消费者需求不温不火,市场追踪器估计。他们补充说,体内所取代三星成为印度第二排在刚刚结束的季度,智能手机品牌小米持续的市场领导者。
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享等主要市场追踪器对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
由于快节奏的复苏被压抑的需求支持6月季度出货量,4月和5月后几乎被冲毁,专家说。
在1820万年智能手机销量同比增长64%记录在去年第二季度,它需要一个严格的全国45天的封锁。
“会有逆生长与前一个季度相比,第二季度以来供应链约束尚未缓解,可自由支配的花费仍低,“Upasana Joshi说,副研究经理IDC估计3200万年第二季度出货量。
您正在Ram, CMR head-Industry情报集团表示,其初步估计指向一个潜在的15 - 18%。今年第一季度出货量下降。
期间,中国品牌体内已经超越韩国竞争对手三星的200000 - 300000年出货量捕捉印度智能手机市场的第二位连续5个季度之后,数据显示。
“我们强烈认为,智能手机市场将在2021年H2重回正轨,受强烈推动手机品牌,比平常早节日销售,和潜在的消费需求,“公说。
亚马逊和顶级品牌和他们的在线合作伙伴Flipkart公司已经开始提供的优惠和折扣清除过去几个月的库存堆积,推动消费需求的过程中至关重要的节日期间,通常占年销售额的三分之一。
然而,一些分析师预计一个温和的2021年相比,2020年下半年出口过六个月的破纪录的1亿台,由于持续的供应链挑战和预期covid第三波。
全球手机组件,如芯片短缺显示面板和内存芯片抬高智能手机的材料清单,承包利润为主要品牌。小米,RealMe Vivo,本月上调了他们最新的价格模型通过Rs 500 - Rs 1000和警告在未来几个月内价格进一步升级。
点估计,全年市场仍将维持在1.5亿年出货量,等于2020年和2019年。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi\/Mumbai: India's smartphone market<\/a> has contracted by 15-20% sequentially in the April-June due to closure of both offline and online sales channels and tepid consumer demand, market trackers estimated. They added that Vivo replaced Samsung<\/a> as India’s second ranked smartphone brand in the just ended quarter, with Xiaomi<\/a> continuing as the market leader.
The second quarter recorded 30-32 million smartphone shipments<\/a>, down from all-time high first quarter shipments of 38 million, according to preliminary numbers shared by leading market trackers including Counterpoint Research<\/a>, International Data Corporation<\/a> (IDC) and CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR).
A fast-paced recovery due to the pent-up demand in June supported quarterly shipments, after April and May were practically washed out, experts added.
On year smartphone sales grew 64% from 18.2 million recorded in the second quarter of last year, which entailed a strict countrywide lockdown of 45 days.
“There will be degrowth in Q2 compared to previous quarter since supply chain constraints are yet to ease out and discretionary spends remained low,” said Upasana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC, which estimates 32 million shipments in Q2.
Prabhu Ram, head-Industry intelligence group at CMR, said its early estimates point to a potential 15-18% on-quarter dip in shipments.
During the period, Chinese brand Vivo has overtaken Korean rival Samsung by 200,000-300,000 shipments to capture the second position in India's smartphone market after five continuous quarters, data showed.
“We strongly believe the smartphone market will be back on track in H2 2021, driven by strong push from mobile phone brands, earlier-than-usual festive sales, and potential consumer demand,” Ram said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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伤害了第一季度智能手机出货量第二波的影响
第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量,从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享的主要市场追踪器包括对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
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第二季度记录30 -百万智能手机出货量从历史高点3800万年第一季度出货量,根据初步数据共享等主要市场追踪器对比研究,国际数据公司(IDC)和当地网络(CMR)。
由于快节奏的复苏被压抑的需求支持6月季度出货量,4月和5月后几乎被冲毁,专家说。
在1820万年智能手机销量同比增长64%记录在去年第二季度,它需要一个严格的全国45天的封锁。
“会有逆生长与前一个季度相比,第二季度以来供应链约束尚未缓解,可自由支配的花费仍低,“Upasana Joshi说,副研究经理IDC估计3200万年第二季度出货量。
您正在Ram, CMR head-Industry情报集团表示,其初步估计指向一个潜在的15 - 18%。今年第一季度出货量下降。
期间,中国品牌体内已经超越韩国竞争对手三星的200000 - 300000年出货量捕捉印度智能手机市场的第二位连续5个季度之后,数据显示。
“我们强烈认为,智能手机市场将在2021年H2重回正轨,受强烈推动手机品牌,比平常早节日销售,和潜在的消费需求,“公说。
亚马逊和顶级品牌和他们的在线合作伙伴Flipkart公司已经开始提供的优惠和折扣清除过去几个月的库存堆积,推动消费需求的过程中至关重要的节日期间,通常占年销售额的三分之一。
然而,一些分析师预计一个温和的2021年相比,2020年下半年出口过六个月的破纪录的1亿台,由于持续的供应链挑战和预期covid第三波。
全球手机组件,如芯片短缺显示面板和内存芯片抬高智能手机的材料清单,承包利润为主要品牌。小米,RealMe Vivo,本月上调了他们最新的价格模型通过Rs 500 - Rs 1000和警告在未来几个月内价格进一步升级。
点估计,全年市场仍将维持在1.5亿年出货量,等于2020年和2019年。
The second quarter recorded 30-32 million smartphone shipments<\/a>, down from all-time high first quarter shipments of 38 million, according to preliminary numbers shared by leading market trackers including Counterpoint Research<\/a>, International Data Corporation<\/a> (IDC) and CyberMedia Research<\/a> (CMR).
A fast-paced recovery due to the pent-up demand in June supported quarterly shipments, after April and May were practically washed out, experts added.
On year smartphone sales grew 64% from 18.2 million recorded in the second quarter of last year, which entailed a strict countrywide lockdown of 45 days.
“There will be degrowth in Q2 compared to previous quarter since supply chain constraints are yet to ease out and discretionary spends remained low,” said Upasana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC, which estimates 32 million shipments in Q2.
Prabhu Ram, head-Industry intelligence group at CMR, said its early estimates point to a potential 15-18% on-quarter dip in shipments.
During the period, Chinese brand Vivo has overtaken Korean rival Samsung by 200,000-300,000 shipments to capture the second position in India's smartphone market after five continuous quarters, data showed.
“We strongly believe the smartphone market will be back on track in H2 2021, driven by strong push from mobile phone brands, earlier-than-usual festive sales, and potential consumer demand,” Ram said.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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<\/a><\/figure>Pent up demand driving smartphone sector recovery in June<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Apple Q1 shipments slide 30-40% in Q1 on covid restrictions, inventory piles up<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Top brands and their online partners Amazon and Flipkart<\/a> have already started offering deals and discounts to clear out the inventory pile-up of the last few months and push consumer demand in the build-up to the crucial festive season that usually accounts for a third of annual sales.
However, some analysts expect a milder second half of 2021 compared to 2020 when shipments crossed a record breaking 100 million units in six months, given the ongoing supply chain challenges and an anticipated covid third wave.
A global shortage of handset components like chipsets, display panels and memory chips have jacked up the bill of materials of a smartphone, contracting margins for major brands. Xiaomi, RealMe and Vivo, this month, hiked the prices of their latest models by Rs 500-Rs 1000 and warned about further price escalation in coming months.
For the whole year, estimates point that the market will remain flat at 150 million shipments, equal to calendar year 2020 and 2019.
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