Overview::
India's smartphone market declined by 13% YoY in November 2021 as demand softened post the festive season. Diwali festive season ended on 4th November 2021. The year-on-year decline saw a big dip as the festive season ended early this year. The festive season ran up till 14th November last year.
Also, due to component shortages, major brands are facing supply issues that are impacting smartphone shipments.
This report provides in-depth strategic analysis for key OEMs in India and also provides their month on month and year on year growth, online-offline channel split percentage, and analysis by price band. It also gives the top five models for top OEMs according to their market share.
This premium version of the report deep dives within channels, OEM strategies, and changing government policies to give a comprehensive overview of the Indian smartphone market. This report tracks monthly India smartphone shipments by brand by model across different e-commerce channel platforms. It covers 100+ brands, 800+ models, 100+ specifications, pricing of each model across online and offline channels. The online channels are further split into platforms like Flipkart, Amazon, Mi.com, Paytm, Snapdeal, etc.
Table of Contents:
- Market Overview
- Key OEM Strategies
- Pricing Analysis
- New launches Analysis
- Spec Analysis
- Channel Analysis: E-commerce and Offline
- Major OEM Promotions
- Key Market Trends
- Market Survey
- Make in India
Number of Pages: 99
Published Date: January 2022
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Prachir Singh
Prachir is a Senior Research Analyst at Counterpoint Research based out of Gurgaon. In Counterpoint, he closely tracks mobile devices and ecosystem. He also tracks Emerging Tech Opportunities. He has a total of 10+ years of experience across various sectors like manufacturing, management consulting, strategy and operations. He is an engineering graduate from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur.
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