In the first quarter, Huawei increased the supply of smartphones by 50.3% compared to the same period last year to 59.1 million units. The company's market share has grown to 19%. Huawei ranks second among global manufacturers of smartphones and is reducing the gap between South Korean Samsung, the market leader.
Samsung reduced the supply of smartphones by 8.1% to 71.9 million units in the past quarter. The company's market share was 23.1%.
Apple ranks third with a market share of 11.7%. The American corporation has gone through a difficult quarter, having continued to give up positions to competitors. The iPhone maker has reduced shipments by 30.2% yoy to 36.4 million units.
In January-March, another Chinese smartphone maker, Xiaomi, reduced shipments by 10.2% to 25 million units. The market share controlled by the company has decreased to 8%.
The vivo company returned to the top 5 smartphone manufacturers, increasing deliveries by 24% to 23.2 million units and increasing the market share to 7.5%.
OPPO shares fifth place with vivo with a market share of 7.4%. The company reduced smartphone shipments in Q1 by 6% yoy to 23.1 million units.
source: idc.com
Samsung reduced the supply of smartphones by 8.1% to 71.9 million units in the past quarter. The company's market share was 23.1%.
Apple ranks third with a market share of 11.7%. The American corporation has gone through a difficult quarter, having continued to give up positions to competitors. The iPhone maker has reduced shipments by 30.2% yoy to 36.4 million units.
In January-March, another Chinese smartphone maker, Xiaomi, reduced shipments by 10.2% to 25 million units. The market share controlled by the company has decreased to 8%.
The vivo company returned to the top 5 smartphone manufacturers, increasing deliveries by 24% to 23.2 million units and increasing the market share to 7.5%.
OPPO shares fifth place with vivo with a market share of 7.4%. The company reduced smartphone shipments in Q1 by 6% yoy to 23.1 million units.
source: idc.com