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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: The number of mobile phone launches in the January-March quarter will fall by around 20% along with shipments as component shortages and shipment delays continue to plague the sector and brands factor in possible impact of the Omicron variant.

“Stocks are running low and brands are not able to service the sector. Industry will find a way to work around the continuing component shortage but launches in the coming quarter may get delayed”, said Pankaj Mohindroo, chairman of industry body India Cellular Electronics Association<\/a> (ICEA<\/a>).

The component supply choke has been building up since the beginning of the pandemic and the new variant has led to further delays in sea and air cargo shipments, as also increased freight rates and container prices.

Techarc founder
Faisal Kawoosa<\/a> was expecting 53 launches in the first three months of 2022 but now says it can come down to 45. He says these three months will be “one of the most challenging quarters” for the industry.

In comparison, the number of phones launched in the January- March quarter of 2019, 2020 and 2021 were 60, 46 and 67 respectively. 2020 was low on account of the pandemic setting in and 2021 was unusually high because of the spillover impact of pent up demand from customers, said experts.

But now, the new variant has forced handset firms to review their stocks and factor in delays as international travels get restricted and cargo may follow.

Japan and Israel have already shut borders on worries over the variant, which first surfaced in South Africa. Australia will delay easing of border restrictions, while Sri Lanka, Singapore, South Korea, Indonesia and Thailand have barred travellers from South Africa.

Research firm
IDC<\/a> said brands are cautious that the next set of launches need to have the volumes and if that is limited, then launches need to be deferred.

“In December, brands are ready with the next three months of allocations. The supply constraints will push dependency towards the second half of the year,” said Up asana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC.

She expects the next three months to clock 35-36 million unit shipments compared to 38 million during the same period in 2021, and 33 million in 2020.

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“Since the Diwali quarter with discounts was good, many consumers may also not look out for new purchases,” she added. India clocks 60% of its handset sale during the Diwali led festive season.

The October-December quarter is expected to close at 36-37 million compared to 47 million in the July-September quarter, which saw huge shipments as brands built up inventory ahead of the festival season. The annual
smartphone shipments<\/a> in India for 2021 are expected to be 160-168 million units.

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手机发射可能推迟,货物可能会影响供应紧缩,Omnicron织机

“股市运行低和品牌不能服务部门。行业将会找到一个方法来解决持续发射组件短缺但是在未来几个季度可能会延迟”,潘卡·莫辛德罗说印度行业组织细胞电子协会主席(ICEA)。

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孟买:1季度手机发射的数量将下降20%左右出货为组件短缺和装运延误继续困扰该行业和品牌的因素可能影响ο变体。

“股市运行低和品牌不能服务部门。行业将会找到一个方法来解决持续发射组件短缺但是在未来几个季度可能会延迟”,潘卡·莫辛德罗表示,行业协会的主席印度手机电子协会(工商东亚)。

组件供应窒息以来建立的开始大流行和新变种导致进一步的延迟在海上和航空货运运输,也增加了运费和集装箱的价格。

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Techarc创始人费萨尔Kawoosa在等53个发射在2022年头三个月,但现在说它可以归结为45。他说,这三个月将是“最具挑战性的季度之一”。

相比之下,手机的数量在2019年1月- 3月季度推出,2020年和2021年60岁46和67分别。2020年很低的大流行在2021高得不同寻常,因为被禁锢的需求来自客户的溢出影响,专家说。

但是现在,新变型迫使手机公司审查他们的股票和因素推迟国际旅行限制和货物可能会效仿。

日本和以色列已经关闭边界变异的担忧,在南非首次浮出水面。澳大利亚将推迟宽松的边界限制,而斯里兰卡、新加坡、韩国、印尼和泰国禁止旅客南非。

研究公司国际数据公司(IDC)品牌是谨慎表示,下一组发射需要卷如果是有限的,然后启动需要延期。

“去年12月,品牌准备的未来三个月分配。供应限制将推动依赖,今年下半年“体式Joshi说,副经理IDC的研究。

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她预计未来三个月将时钟35-36百万出货量比3800万年同期的2021年,2020年和3300万年。

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“排灯节季度以来折扣很好,很多消费者也可能不是寻找新购买,”她补充道。印度时钟排灯节期间60%的手机销售led节日期间。

去年第四季度预计将在完成36 - 37百万比4700万年7 - 9月当季,看到巨大的出货量为品牌建立库存的节日的季节。一年一度的智能手机出货量在印度2021年预计160 - 168单位。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Mumbai: The number of mobile phone launches in the January-March quarter will fall by around 20% along with shipments as component shortages and shipment delays continue to plague the sector and brands factor in possible impact of the Omicron variant.

“Stocks are running low and brands are not able to service the sector. Industry will find a way to work around the continuing component shortage but launches in the coming quarter may get delayed”, said Pankaj Mohindroo, chairman of industry body India Cellular Electronics Association<\/a> (ICEA<\/a>).

The component supply choke has been building up since the beginning of the pandemic and the new variant has led to further delays in sea and air cargo shipments, as also increased freight rates and container prices.

Techarc founder
Faisal Kawoosa<\/a> was expecting 53 launches in the first three months of 2022 but now says it can come down to 45. He says these three months will be “one of the most challenging quarters” for the industry.

In comparison, the number of phones launched in the January- March quarter of 2019, 2020 and 2021 were 60, 46 and 67 respectively. 2020 was low on account of the pandemic setting in and 2021 was unusually high because of the spillover impact of pent up demand from customers, said experts.

But now, the new variant has forced handset firms to review their stocks and factor in delays as international travels get restricted and cargo may follow.

Japan and Israel have already shut borders on worries over the variant, which first surfaced in South Africa. Australia will delay easing of border restrictions, while Sri Lanka, Singapore, South Korea, Indonesia and Thailand have barred travellers from South Africa.

Research firm
IDC<\/a> said brands are cautious that the next set of launches need to have the volumes and if that is limited, then launches need to be deferred.

“In December, brands are ready with the next three months of allocations. The supply constraints will push dependency towards the second half of the year,” said Up asana Joshi, associate research manager at IDC.

She expects the next three months to clock 35-36 million unit shipments compared to 38 million during the same period in 2021, and 33 million in 2020.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Big festive demand for high-end electronics<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Omicron threat: Handset companies wary of plant, border closures<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“Since the Diwali quarter with discounts was good, many consumers may also not look out for new purchases,” she added. India clocks 60% of its handset sale during the Diwali led festive season.

The October-December quarter is expected to close at 36-37 million compared to 47 million in the July-September quarter, which saw huge shipments as brands built up inventory ahead of the festival season. The annual
smartphone shipments<\/a> in India for 2021 are expected to be 160-168 million units.

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