The pill market in India grew 68 per cent year-on-year within the first quarter ended March 2022, with Lenovo main the chart, a Cybermedia Research report launched on Monday mentioned.
According to the report, pill shipments are prone to register a wholesome 10-12 per cent progress in 2022.
The 4G tablets recorded 74 per cent year-on-year progress in the course of the reported quarter.
“Driven by the pandemic and the continual rise and ebb of the COVID-19 circumstances, lots of the sectors are persisting with hybrid or distant work. This is continuous to gasoline the adoption of tablets for work, e-learning and content material consumption use circumstances.
“The education and healthcare sector have contributed to the uptick in the overall tablet market in India,” Cybermedia Research (CMR) analyst-industry intelligence group Menka Kumari mentioned.
Shipment of tablets with 8 inches show constituted 26 per cent of the general shipments within the Indian market whereas tablets with 10-inch and above shows contributed to 61 per cent of the shipments.
“Lenovo maintained the first position in the region, mainly driven by its commercial business and retail market. Lenovo Tab M8 (HD) (Wi-Fi+4G) 2GB 32GB series garnered 32 per cent market share, primarily in the value for money (Rs 7,000-25,000) segment. Lenovo shipments recorded a remarkable 48 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth in the first quarter of 2022,” the report mentioned.
Apple and Samsung registered a 22 per cent market share every, adopted by Realme and Lava within the March 2022 quarter.
Kumari mentioned the pill market in India goes to achieve power with the growing availability of 5G-capable tablets, in addition to with new market entrants, similar to Xiaomi with its Pad 5.
“With other potential Tablet market entrants, such as OPPO, Vivo and OnePlus, in the offing, the consumers have more choices than before in the Android Tablet market. On the enterprise side, the commercial and government sector will continue to gain strength owing to the traction in digital economy and e-governance,” she added.
Source: www.financialexpress.com”