The global smartphone market grew 7.8% in the first quarter

A new relationship with IDC claims global smartphone market grew 7.8% in comparison year to year, no first quarter. Pelo documento, sales volume during the analyzed period was 289.4 million unitsmarking the third consecutive moment of growth, implies “macroeconomic difficulties” which persist.

O IDC also confirmed that A Samsung return to the position of the setor guideultrapassando a Apple, which occupied the first place in the ranking after being banned from… Samsung… in the final of 2023. The institute pointed out that these two shores should maintain two positions high between them, with expectations of some alternations between they.

“As I hope, the recovery (of all) smartphones continues in the open air, and market optimism is rebuilding wandering between the leading brands. After capturing the first place from Apple at the end of 2023, Samsung confirmed that it was a main brand of celulares no primeiro quarter.

We hope that IDC hopes that these two companies maintain their market leadership, or the resurgence of Huawei in China, like the notaries of Xiaomi, Transsion, OPPO/OnePlus and vivo, as OEMs procure expansion areas . and diversification. Due to the fact that market recovery is progressing, we are likely able to make brands gain more market as minor companies, but through intermediate positions.

During this period, Samsung led the entire world with 60.1 million units distributed and 20.8% of the market. According to the current management, the figure represents a high level (-0.7%) compared to the same period of the previous year: in 2023, the South Korean sold 60.5 million units and perhaps 22.5% industrial fat.

Apple, for its part, sells exactly 10 million less than its main competitor, representing 50.1 million units distributed and 17.3% of the market. It also had a relationship with last year (-9.6%), when it sold 55.4 million units and is expected to reach 20.7% overall.

A Chinese woman Xiaomi This is the majority of Asian manufacturers in the newest sector, with a total of 40.8 million units sold and 14.1% of the market share. The figures represent a high (33.8%) before last year, when they sold “at least” 30.5 million smartphones and 11.4% of the industry.

Transsion Holdings cannot be very well understood here, but a few of its subsidiary brands – Infinix e TECNOto name some – you can be found officially in Brazil or through the Chinese market.

At the IDC level, the company gained 28.5 million units and holds 9.9% of the global smartphone market. The first five positions were those that were the highest (84.9%) in relation to last year, when they reached 15.4 million units sold and 5.7% of the total from the whole.

Por fim, a Oppo This is a fifth place in the ranking, which began the first quarter of 2024 with 25.2 million smartphones sold and 8.7% of the market. No year before has it been more successful, selling 27.6 million devices and owning 10.3% of the industry – or it has already reached 8.5%.

The full details are not published on any IDC site.