Canalys: smartphone shipments in India decline for third consequtive quarter

In view of the most recent Canalys report, a sum of 36.4 million cell phones were delivered in India during the April - June period. The figure addresses a decay of five rate focuses contrasted with the 38 million units sent in Q1. This is the third back to back quarter of falling shipments.

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Chinese merchants produced for 76% of all cell phone shipments in India for the period with Xiaomi driving the way with 7 million shipments and a 19% piece of the pie. Samsung delivered 6.7million gadgets and came in second as far as the piece of the pie at 18%. The main three was balanced by realme which oversaw 6.1 million shipments and a 17% piece of the pie. The two different brands in the main five were vivo (6 million shipments) and Oppo (5.5million) with 16% and 15% pieces of the pie separately.

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There is some uplifting news - the general shipments were up by 12% contrasted with values for Q2 2021. The fundamental justification behind the lower interest in this quarter was high expansion levels which modified purchaser spending examples and interest for cell phones. Brands like Xiaomi, vivo and Oppo were additionally under a microscope over tax avoidance and tax evasion tests.