The latest report by the International Data Corporation (IDC) shows the average year of 1 1 % year year for global smartphone shipment during the April -June (Q2) period. It is traditionally one of the difficult periods for smartphone makers, and there were numerous macro economic factors that affected global demand. Economic uncertainty, including tariff volatility, forex instability, unemployment and inflation, which, combined with weak demand in China, all contributed to flat growth.
Going into the original error by the brand, Samsung directed about 58 million delivery and 19.7 percent of the market share. Recently launched the new Galaxy A36 and the Galaxy A56 model were the driver of the key growth for this brand.
Apple is estimated to be second with 46.4 million delivery and 15.7 % market share. Capertino saw two digits growth in emerging markets, but despite being a major brand in China during the 618 e -commerce festival, sales in China also suffered a 1 % decline.
Xiaomi was the third leading brand globally with 42.5 million shipment and 14.4 % market share, which changed a net 0.6 % of 0.6 % in the year. Vivo came in fourth with 27.1 million delivery and 9.2 % market share, while transit (Infanx, Techno, ITEL) occupied fifth with 25.1 million quarter delivery and 8.5 % market share.
Despite the ongoing economic difficulties and uncertainty, positive growth in global delivery shows that the global smartphone market is in progress in the coming months.
Samsung Galaxy A36
Samsung Galaxy A56
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