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Strategy Analytics: Apple Captures Half of All Smartphones Sold During 6.18 Online Shopping Festival in China
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New research from Strategy Analytics reveals that 14 million smartphones were sold during China's 6.18 online shopping festival, marking a -25% year-over-year decline. Apple maintained its market leadership, selling nearly 7 million iPhones with a revenue of 41.5 billion CNY (US$ 6.3 billion), although this was a -4% decrease compared to last year. The total smartphone online sales revenue dropped by -16% to 62.6 billion CNY (US$ 9.5 billion), attributed to COVID-19 impacts and economic challenges. Xiaomi and Honor ranked second and third in sales.
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Apple solidified market leadership with nearly 7 million iPhones sold, generating 41.5 billion CNY (US$ 6.3 billion) in revenue.
The average smartphone online sales price increased by 13% YoY to over 4,300 CNY (US$ 660), indicating a shift towards higher-priced devices.
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Total smartphone sales dropped by 25% YoY during the 6.18 festival.
Overall smartphone online sales revenue declined by 16% to 62.6 billion CNY (US$ 9.5 billion).
Xiaomi's market share decreased from 32% to 30%, indicating potential competitive pressures.
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According to new research from Strategy Analytics, 14 million units of smartphones were sold during 6.18 online shopping festival in China this year, down -25% YoY. Apple solidified the leadership at the expense of Chinese brands. Xiaomi and Honor follow and rank in the top three list.
China’s 6.18 Online Smartphone Sales (Million of Units) and YoY %: 2020-2022, Source: Strategy Analytics, Inc.
Linda Sui, Senior Director at Strategy Analytics, said, “COVID-related disruptions and economic headwinds caused the mixed performance. Smartphone online sales price grew to 4,300+ CNY (US$ 660+) this year thanks to the greater mix of higher-priced iPhones, up +13% YoY. However, total smartphone online sales revenue still posted -16% annual decline with 62.6 billion CNY (US$ 9.5 billion).”
Peng Peng, Analyst at Strategy Analytics, added, “Apple solidified the leadership with impressive performance during 6.18 festival this year. Apple outperformed the market selling nearly 7 million iPhone units, modestly down -4% YoY. We estimate Apple generated a revenue of 41.5 billion CNY (US$ 6.3 billion), with a full retail price of 6,300+ CNY (950+ USD). Apple ranked top by revenue share across all major platforms (JD, TMall and Pinduoduo etc.).”
Yiwen Wu, Senior Analyst at Strategy Analytics, added, “Xiaomi and Honor ranked in the top three list, followed by vivo (IQOO) and OPPO. We estimate Xiaomi seized 30% volume share, slightly down from 32% one year ago. Honor captured 10% volume share, growing from 6% in 2021. Vivo (IQOO) and OPPO ranked the top five list with 6% and 4% volume share respectively. Xiaomi dominates the entry and mid-tier segment, Redmi Note 11 and 11 Pro sold very well on JD and TMall this year.”
Linda Sui, Senior Director at Strategy Analytics, added, “JD.com remains as the major platform. We estimate roughly 49% smartphones were sold through JD.com during 6.18 online festival this year, followed by TMall and Taobao (combined took 30% volume share). However, the leadership and dominance of traditional e-retailers (JD.com, TMall and Taobao, and Pinduoduo) have been dented by the rising livestreaming platforms, such as TikTok and Kuaishou that have been catching up quickly. We estimate TikTok and Kuaishou contributed to 8% and 6% smartphone online sales volume share this year during 6.18, up from 3% and 2% last year. We recommend all stakeholders tracking smartphone online channels to closely monitor and evaluate the development of China online market.”
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