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A top level expat management rejig is happening in India’s largest consumer electronics brand, Samsung<\/a>. Samsung India<\/a> chief executive officer Ken Kang<\/a> has been replaced by the company’s mobile phone business head JB Park<\/a> who took charge last weekend.

Park was recently promoted as the executive vice president in Samsung. Chief financial officer Daeju Kim, who too became an executive vice president, is moving into a new role globally along with Samsung India head of customer service SD Do, and deputy managing director and chief relations officer Peter Rhee. The head for the network business, Jimsock Lee, too has been replaced.

These changes were announced internally last weekend. The successor for these roles and that of mobile phone business head is still not announced. Industry executives said these changes are precursor to the changes in the Indian executive leadership team in the company.

An email sent to Samsung India remained unanswered as of Monday press time.

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Samsung could pip Xiaomi to be biggest smartphone company in India<\/a><\/h2>

Market analysts also predict that shipments in 2023 will also get dragged by the macroeconomic issues, which will continue to persist at least in the first half of 2023, leading to a second successive year of contraction, or at best low single-digit growth. The smartphone market in 2022 is likely to see smartphone shipments fall on year for the first time ever, bar the first Covid-hit year of 2020.<\/p><\/div>

A top level expat management rejig is happening in India’s largest consumer electronics brand, Samsung<\/a>. Samsung India<\/a> chief executive officer Ken Kang<\/a> has been replaced by the company’s mobile phone business head JB Park<\/a> who took charge last weekend.

Park was recently promoted as the executive vice president in Samsung. Chief financial officer Daeju Kim, who too became an executive vice president, is moving into a new role globally along with Samsung India head of customer service SD Do, and deputy managing director and chief relations officer Peter Rhee. The head for the network business, Jimsock Lee, too has been replaced.

These changes were announced internally last weekend. The successor for these roles and that of mobile phone business head is still not announced. Industry executives said these changes are precursor to the changes in the Indian executive leadership team in the company.

An email sent to Samsung India remained unanswered as of Monday press time.

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\"Samsung<\/a><\/figure>

Samsung could pip Xiaomi to be biggest smartphone company in India<\/a><\/h2>

Market analysts also predict that shipments in 2023 will also get dragged by the macroeconomic issues, which will continue to persist at least in the first half of 2023, leading to a second successive year of contraction, or at best low single-digit growth. The smartphone market in 2022 is likely to see smartphone shipments fall on year for the first time ever, bar the first Covid-hit year of 2020.<\/p><\/div>