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India’s smartphone shipments rebound in Q2, driven by new launches and inventory pushIndia's smartphone market rebounded in Q2 2025, with shipments rising 7% year-on-year, driven by new device launches and easing inventory c...- Smartphone brands shift focus to offline sales in smaller townsSmartphone brands are strategically shifting towards offline channels, particularly in smaller towns, to boost sales of premium handsets. O...
- iPhone's 28% revenue jump in Q1 helps Apple beat Samsung in IndiaApple witnessed a surge in iPhone wholesale revenues in India during the March quarter. The company's revenues grew significantly, driven b...
- Smartphone market likely to see tepid demand in FY26Analysts predict a tariffs-driven global trade slowdown could dampen Indian consumption, impacting smartphone demand through FY26. A weak M...
- Smartphone brands seek growth levers in AI and personalisationThis year, brands will be banking on differentiating products based on the software experience, leveraging the benefits of generative AI, a...
- Smartphone shipments rise 1-5% in FY24; Chinese brands in top slotThe Indian smartphone market experienced a slight growth in 2024, with shipments reaching approximately 153-156 million units. Chinese bran...
- Mobile volumes may not ring as loud as expectedMarket trackers have revised their 2024 smartphone volume estimates downwards due to sluggish festive season demand, longer replacement cyc...
- Polls, heatwaves cool smartphone sales in June qtrIn the June quarter, smartphone sales in New Delhi declined by 1-2% due to heatwaves and elections, causing an inventory buildup. Samsung, ...
- Mobile makers bet on higher exports to growSmartphone makers are hoping for exports from India to continue their strong showing, which will drive their own growth as production level...
- India smartphone up 15% on year in Q1, continues recovery: CanalysThe Indian smartphone market rebounds, reaching 35.3 million units in Q1 2024, a 15% YoY growth, as per Canalys. Samsung leads with 19% mar...
- Phone Sales: Strong festive demand saved phone sales in 2023, say market trackersAccording to research firm Canalys, mobile shipments fell 2% to 148.6 million units in 2023, though it marked a recovery from a 6% decline ...
- Smartphone market shows revival signs in 2nd quarterXiaomi secured the third spot with 5.4 million units shipped, a decline of 22% on year, which is much lesser than the 38% decline, Canalys ...
- Smartphone shipments recover in June quarter at 36.1 mn units: CanalysThe Indian smartphone market showed signs of recovery in Q2 2023, after three consecutive quarters of shipment declines, as shipments grew ...
- Phone shipments slip 20% in January-March on poor demand; stock pile-up a worry for cosWhile Canalys pegged the shipment fall at 20% year-on-year, Counterpoint Research's preliminary estimates, shared exclusively with ET, show...
- Mobile shipments yet to recover amid rising pricesThe entry-level segment saw a sharp decline in shipments even as the supply situation improved in 2022, said market trackers.
- ‘Xiaomi India aims to bounce back via leaner portfolio, entry level focus’However, market trackers say the key to Xiaomi India’s bounce back will be in efficient channel management, affordability-driven financing ...
- Smartphone shipments down 6% in Q3 on inflationary pressuresThe market tracker cautioned that the ongoing quarter will see headwinds from a steady depreciation of the rupee, which hit a record low of...
- Smartphone sales may have declined in January-March quarterCounterpoint Research said the country's smartphone market fell 5% on year in the March quarter while Canalys estimated that the market gre...
- Apple set for a bumper harvest in December quarterThe firm shipped 800,000 iPhones in July-September, its highest in a quarter. This was before the flagship, 5G-enabled iPhone 12 series was...
- Huawei overtakes Samsung as top smartphone seller in Q2: Industry tracker CanalysCanalys said embattled firm, which is facing US sanctions, shipped 55.8 million devices -- overtaking Samsung for the first time, which shi...
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