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研究:由于市场不确定性，印度制造的智能手机出货量下降
该国智能手机制造生态系统持续增长，其中近63%的出货量来自内部制造商，37%来自第三方EMS公司。
这是今年报告的第一次下降。
“印度制造与2021年第三季度相比，2022年第三季度智能手机出货量有所下降。影响这类智能手机出货量增长的主要因素有两个。首先，由于负面的宏观经济指标，消费者需求下降，特别是在入门级市场。其次，本季度初的高渠道库存也影响了本季度的制造业，”高级研究分析师Prachir Singh说。
该国智能手机制造生态系统持续增长，其中近63%的出货量来自内部制造商，37%来自第三方EMS公司。
中国的相对应的人在第三季度，印度制造的智能手机出货量以24%的份额领先，其次是三星和体内。比亚迪和熔岩我们是智能手机出货量增长最快的制造商，”他说。
Oppo为自己的品牌生产智能手机Realme而且一加．
Bharat FIH生产智能手机小米．Dixon Technologies为三星生产智能手机。
辛格说，PLI在随后几个季度的支出将增加当地制造业的前景。“总的来说，最近几个月，随着多个合作伙伴的出现，制造业的趋势正在上升塔塔集团纬创，富士康和韦丹塔之间。”
关于印度政府的重点，研究分析师Priya Joseph表示:“在监管方面，尽管全球气候不利，但印度智能手机市场仍保持了弹性。政府通过PLI计划形式的持续政策干预，努力实现供应链转移，使印度成为制造业中心，帮助该国吸引了价值链上的主要全球参与者。此外，政府正在积极追求在不久的将来将本地附加值从目前的17-18%扩大到25%的目标。”
全球手机收入同比下降3%，至1000亿美元左右
苹果营收同比增长10%，避免了更大幅度的营收下滑。因此，Counterpoint Research的数据显示，5G收入占比达到了80%的历史最高水平。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Made in India smartphone shipments<\/a> declined 8% on year in the July-September quarter to reach over 52 million units due to economic headwinds and market uncertainties arising from the geopolitics situation, Counterpoint Research said.This is the first decline reported this year.
\u201cThe Made in India<\/a> smartphone shipments declined in Q3 2022 as compared to Q3 2021. Two major forces impacted the growth of such smartphone shipments. First, the decline in consumer demand, especially in the entry-level segment, due to the negative macroeconomic indicators. Second, the high channel inventory at the start of the quarter also impacted the manufacturing during the quarter,\" senior research analyst Prachir Singh said.
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The country\u2019s smartphone manufacturing ecosystem continues to grow with almost 63% of such shipments coming from in-house manufacturers and 37% from third-party EMS players.
China's Oppo<\/a> led the Made in India smartphone shipments in Q3 with a 24% share, followed by Samsung<\/a> and vivo. BYD and Lava<\/a> were the fastest-growing manufacturers in terms of smartphone shipments,\" he said.
Oppo manufactures smartphones for its own brand along with Realme<\/a> and OnePlus<\/a>.
Bharat FIH manufactures smartphones for Xiaomi<\/a>. Dixon Technologies manufactures smartphones for Samsung.
Singh said that PLI disbursements in subsequent quarters will add to the local manufacturing landscape. \"Overall, the manufacturing trend is witnessing an upward trajectory with multiple partnerships happening in recent months, like the ones between Tata Group<\/a> and Wistron and between Foxconn and Vedanta.\u201d
On the Indian government\u2019s focus, research analyst Priya Joseph said, \u201cOn the regulatory front, despite the adverse global climate, the Indian smartphone market has remained resilient. The government\u2019s efforts to bring about a supply chain shift and make India a manufacturing hub with constant policy interventions in the form of PLI schemes has helped the country to attract major global players across the value chain. Further, the government is actively pursuing the target of expanding the local value addition from the present 17-18% to 25% in the near future.\u201d
<\/figure>The country\u2019s smartphone manufacturing ecosystem continues to grow with almost 63% of such shipments coming from in-house manufacturers and 37% from third-party EMS players.
China's Oppo<\/a> led the Made in India smartphone shipments in Q3 with a 24% share, followed by Samsung<\/a> and vivo. BYD and Lava<\/a> were the fastest-growing manufacturers in terms of smartphone shipments,\" he said.
Oppo manufactures smartphones for its own brand along with Realme<\/a> and OnePlus<\/a>.
Bharat FIH manufactures smartphones for Xiaomi<\/a>. Dixon Technologies manufactures smartphones for Samsung.
Singh said that PLI disbursements in subsequent quarters will add to the local manufacturing landscape. \"Overall, the manufacturing trend is witnessing an upward trajectory with multiple partnerships happening in recent months, like the ones between Tata Group<\/a> and Wistron and between Foxconn and Vedanta.\u201d
On the Indian government\u2019s focus, research analyst Priya Joseph said, \u201cOn the regulatory front, despite the adverse global climate, the Indian smartphone market has remained resilient. The government\u2019s efforts to bring about a supply chain shift and make India a manufacturing hub with constant policy interventions in the form of PLI schemes has helped the country to attract major global players across the value chain. Further, the government is actively pursuing the target of expanding the local value addition from the present 17-18% to 25% in the near future.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>Going forward, manufacturing volumes will grow with an increasing focus of the OEMs to export to other countries. \"Increasing local value addition and exports have been the main focus points of the government under the \u2018Make in India\u2019 scheme.\"