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One in four smartphones made in India comes from homegrown manufacturers as exports power growthIndian companies are now making over a quarter of smartphones sold in the country. Dixon Technologies leads this surge, becoming India's la...- Micromax plans to become full-fledged consumer electronics company in next two yearsThe phone maker said it expects the consumer electronics biz to contribute 25% to its revenues by next year, when it is striving to become ...
- Samsung, Micromax miffed over levy giving Apple edge; demand parityThis year’s Budget has levied 29% customs duty on batteries, chargers, adapters, speakers and wired headsets that are imported by brands wh...
- Micromax's former chief marketing officer Shubhodip Pal joins backMicromax’s former chief marketing officer Shubhodip Pal has joined back the group in a different role - as chief operating officer at subsi...
- Intex pips Micromax in smartphone importsMicromax says import data is not equivalent to sales as production in India has picked upIntex imported 897,000 units of smartphones.
- Micromax looks for strategic investors to diversify portfolioWhen contacted, a Micromax spokesperson said: "As a company policy, we do not comment on any market speculation."
- Xiaomi India's top 4G handset vendor in January; pips Samsung, AppleIn October-December 2014 quarter, over one million 4G devices, including smartphones, tablets and data cards were shipped to the Indian mar...
- Samsung leads India mobile phone market, but losing grip: CMRAccording to CMR, Samsung is "losing its earlier firm grip" with its share declining to 16.5% at the end of Dec 2014 from 20.3% at the begi...
- Samsung reigns among handset makers in Q4 and 2014, but lead narrows: CMRSamsung held on to its No 1 position in India with Micromax a close second in the October-December quarter as well as for the whole of 2014...
- Clash of the titans: Samsung, Micromax locked in for top two slots in India's smartphone marketWhile one research agency says that Micromax had dethroned Samsung as the leader, another has kept the Korean major at the top of the list.
- Samsung disputes Canalys findings, says still leads India smartphone segmentAsim Warsi, Vice President, Marketing, Mobile business, Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd., added that Samsung continued to lead the marke...
- Samsung leads India smartphone market with 25%, Xiaomi jumps: Counterpoint researchMotorola, which is now a Lenovo company, remained the fourth largest smartphone vendor while Sony closed the quarter at the fifth spot.
- Canalys says Samsung India smartphone share down in Q3; Korean firm disputesAnalytical firm Canalys has said that market leader Samsung has lost 6 percentage points sequentially of its smartphone share in India in t...
- Samsung expands lead over Micromax in India’s smartphone marketThe smartphone market in India is surging, as a drop in prices tempts more people to switch from feature phones to smartphones.
- Samsung leads India market in Q2, but Micromax narrows gap: IDCGiven the current growth rates, there is a real possibility of seeing vendor positions change in the remaining quarters this year.
- How Micromax managed to take on Samsung & what it should do to tackle intensifying competitionMicromax’s surge defines the changing landscape of the Indian mobile market, but it must do much more to have a sustainable leadership.
- Samsung rules smartphone market in India; Micromax inching closeAnalysis shows Micromax is narrowing the gap between its main rival Samsung in India racing ahead to win the larger chunk of the smartphone...
- Desi brands like Micromax, Karbonn make hay in smartphone marketIn a growing trend, budget conscious Indian consumers are now looking at handsets sold by indigenous brands instead of getting one from int...
- Ad wars rage again: A look at most notable brand battlesA recent flurry of full-page ads with competitive claims, and TVCs in which brands take sly potshots at each other are keeping the spirt of...
- Sandstone, Sequoia buy small stake in MicromaxSandstone Capital & Sequoia Capital have picked up minority stake in Micromax, for about Rs 200 cr, ahead of its possible listing on bourse...
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