Samsung leads the mobile shippment Globally

Counterpoint Research reports that within the month of August, Samsung has widened its market share gap with Huawei, making up 22% of worldwide smartphone sales for the month. This, consistent with Counterpoint’s latest Monthly Market Pulse report.

Compared to April of this year, Samsung gained 2% market share and Huawei is now at 16% after a record-breaking 21% share back in April.

Although the first summer months were tougher for smartphone makers, particularly as India went under lockdown, Samsung rebounded when the market reopened in July and August. Increasing tensions between Indian consumers and Chinese products worked in Samsung’s favor, which helped it achieve the best-performing month in India since 2018 because of its aggressive online marketing.

Apple managed to take care of its 12% share compared to April, and with the launch of the new iPhone 12 series, we expect to visualize a lift in market share going into the last quarter of the year. although the new iPhones are coming a bit later this year, 2020 best-sellers just like the iPhone SE (2020) and therefore the iPhone 11 should keep sales steady until then.

Xiaomi has seen a rise in market share and is predicted to continue gaining points because it (and Oppo) become alternative Chinese phone makers that fill a void left in Europe by Huawei’s decreasing market share.

SAMSUNG Mobile to remain at top despite Global decline

The latest quarterly report from Strategy Analytics is out and it gives a touch bit more insight on how the market moved this year and what to expect within the next year approximately . The key point is that the market is recovering faster than expected recently, so rather than the previously forecasted 15.6% decline in global smartphone sales, the market will suffer around 11% decline instead. The US, European and Indian markets are the main dependent factors.

Amidst the declining smartphone sales, Samsung once more stands out with solid smartphone sales before the pack. it's projected that the corporate will pack up the year with a complete of 265.5 million smartphone shipments taking 21% market share, followed by Huawei with 192.7 million sales surpassing Apple by just a touch , which successively will sell 190.1 million units and take 15.3% of the market.

A steep decline in 2021 is predicted for Huawei going as low as 59 million units with Apple and Samsung stepping up their game. Still, the 2019 global market sales of 1.41 billion units in total are going to be matched within the rather distant 2022, mainly thanks to strong 5G and foldable smartphone market growth.