Samsung and Xiaomi smartphone sales decline, this company wins in India

New Delhi: There has been a big upheaval in the Indian smartphone market. While the shipments of some companies have declined, some company has left everyone behind and secured the first position. According to the reports of Canalys, there has been a decline in the shipments of Samsung and Xiaomi, while the Chinese company Vivo has won in this case. Let’s know about it.

The Indian smartphone market continued to fluctuate in the first quarter of 2025, which has declined 8 percent year-on-year to 32.4 million units. The biggest impact of this decline has been seen on the Chinese brand Xiaomi and South Korean company Samsung.

The Vivo brand has a market share of 22 percent
According to reports, China’s Vivo brand has a market share of 22 percent and has shipped about 7 million units. This company has been in the first position in the first quarter.

Samsung remained in second position
The Samsung brand has been in second place. Samsung’s shipments have also declined, which is a decline of 23 percent. Samsung’s market share has come down from 19 percent to 16 percent.

Xiaomi has been in third position
Xiaomi brand has come in third place in the reports. Xiaomi’s shipment has gone down by 38 percent, which also includes the name of Poco Sub Brand. Here Xiaomi’s market share has come down from 18 percent to 12 percent. However, Xiaomi has seen benefits in the affordable segment after the launch of Redmi 14c 5G.

These brands are at fourth and fifth position
Other Chinese brands OPPO and Realme have gained in shipments. While OPPO’s shipment has increased by 5 percent and Realme’s shipment has increased by 3 percent, their shipping has been 39 lakh units and 35 lakh units respectively. Where OPPO has secured fourth position and Realme has secured fifth position.