Dominance of Chinese smartphones to wane
Mint Mumbai|January 05, 2023
Samsung may bounce back as greater scrutiny makes Chinese brands wary
Gulveen Aulakh
Dominance of Chinese smartphones to wane

Chinese smartphone makers Xiaomi, Oppo, Realme and Vivo continued to dominate the Indian market in 2022, in spite of the increased scrutiny by regulatory and tax authorities. However, the cautious approach of some of these brands may give competitors, primarily global brands Samsung, Apple, Nokia and Nothing, to grab a bigger slice of the market in 2023, sector watchers said.

According to data from two research firms shared with Mint, Chinese brands continued to hold a majority share in the smartphone segment last year, with sales dipping just a bit compared to 2021.

TechArc said Chinese companies' share in India was at 68.5% as of December, compared to 71% in December 2021, while Counterpoint Research said their share was only one percentage point lower in January-October 2022 to 75% from 76% in the year ago.

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