Covid-19 pandemic measures in China, Apple’s it has the potential to shake the smartphone production volume deeply. Samsung On the other hand, the faces are smiling for now. Less dependent on Chinese factories, Samsung overtook Apple in the first quarter.
Samsung takes first place in smartphone production volume
The new report, shared by the analysis company TrendForce, examined smartphone production. Ukraine-Russia war and pandemic The volume of smartphones decreased by 12.8% compared to the previous quarter, with the combination of different effects such as to 310 million declined.
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According to the results for the first quarter of 2022, Samsung started to reap the benefits of relying less on China. Owns factories in Vietnam and India in addition to China Samsung sells 73.8 million smartphones performed.
According to the study, it’s not just about China that Samsung was the least affected company in the first quarter. both Galaxy S22 The fact that the series is a remarkable flagship and the successful supply of entry-mid segment models to the end consumer increased sales.
TrendForce, Apple’s in the first quarter 60 million iPhones calculated what he produced. This figure means 11 percent growth compared to the same period last year. However, the tech giant was particularly affected by their quarantine in China, and this iPhone 14 supply thought to be affected.
The Chinese giant Xiaomi showed up behind Samsung and Apple in smartphone production. Including Redmi, POCO and Black Shark models Xiaomi’s 44.5 million smartphones Turns out he was selling.
Still, let’s not forget that a great crisis awaits Samsung. By far the Russian market largest smartphone manufacturer Samsung has stopped all shipments to the country and suspended its services. What will happen after the Russia-Ukraine war is uncertain.
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