While the location of the country's largest handset maker for many years and the market share has been eroded by the Chinese handset brands such as Millet, Samsung is still leading the high-end mobile phone market in India, and the growth in revenue has been considerable, according to data from multiple sources.
The latest figures show that in the 2017 fiscal year, Samsung mobile phones in India's market revenue of 343 billion rupees (about 32 billion yuan), and is still growing rapidly. ' In the fiscal year ending 2017, India's mobile phone revenue was 343 billion rupees, and it expects revenue to exceed 343 billion rupees this year, ' said Sumit Walia, the Sumit Valia of Samsung executives, according to foreign media reports. Last year, Samsung mobile phones grew by 27% in the Indian market, and we are growing even faster today.
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Samsung Galaxy J8 Mobile Huallaga said that in the Indian market last year, Samsung's smartphone share was 42% per cent, and the share was 37%, according to sales figures. With the launch of the new model, Samsung's market share is expected to grow by 5% this year.
Samsung has just released its Galaxy J8 mobile phone in India, which can be seen as a Samsung a6+ shrink version, Xiao 450, rear double, 3500mAh battery, priced at 19000 Indian rupee. Huallaga says all the products currently sold in India are produced in India and made in India. Samsung has a factory in Noida, India, where all its products are produced and is trying to double its current capacity.
