City
Epaper

Smartphone revenues surpass record Rs 8.7 lakh crore in April-June globally

By IANS | Updated: August 2, 2025 14:19 IST

New Delhi, Aug 2 The smartphone revenues worldwide grew 10 per cent (year-on-year) in the April-June quarter (Q2 ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Aug 2 The smartphone revenues worldwide grew 10 per cent (year-on-year) in the April-June quarter (Q2 2025) to exceed $100 billion (more than Rs 8.7 lakh crore) -- the highest level in a second calendar quarter to date, according to a new report.

In contrast, global shipments saw a meagre 3 per cent (on-year) rise during the quarter, according to Counterpoint Research’s latest Market Monitor service.

Meanwhile, the global average selling price (ASP) also hit a second-quarter peak, rising 7 per cent YoY in Q2 to approach $350.

The market witnessed both volume and value growth despite ongoing macroeconomic headwinds in several key regions. Amid the easing out of US tariffs, OEMs benefitted from robust demand for premium devices, especially in developed markets, said senior analyst Shilpi Jain.

Premiumisation has accelerated beyond earlier projections, propelled by expanded access to financing options, enhanced trade-in initiatives, and heightened promotional activities – all of which are effectively lowering the barrier to entry for higher-end devices.

According to Research Director Jeff Fieldhack, Apple strengthened its lead in revenues driven by strong performance of the 16 series across geographies, benefitting from the broader premiumisation trend. “Shipments in the US were front-loaded in the quarter due to tariff uncertainties. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16e drove sales in Japan, making it one of the fastest growing regions for Apple. Emerging markets like Middle East Africa, and India continue to show strong growth,” he mentioned.

Samsung retained its leadership position in terms of global smartphone shipments in Q2 2025, while its revenue grew 4 per cent YoY.

The brand’s growth was largely driven by strong demand for its refreshed mid-tier A-series devices across regions, while the Galaxy S25 series, along with the newly added S25 Edge, drove volumes in the premium segment.

“Looking ahead, we expect the premiumisation trend to continue, with revenue growth outpacing volume growth in 2025. Additionally, growing interest in GenAI smartphones and foldable form factors will likely offer significant growth opportunities for the smartphone market,” the report mentioned.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

International"Democrats did nothing to help us": JD Vance on federal govt shutdown

International"Pure partisan politics played by Democratic party: White House on US govt shutdown

AurangabadNine emergency gates of Jayakwadi Dam closed

NationalCentre approves mitigation, recovery and reconstruction projects worth Rs 4645.60 crore

AurangabadTrap nets tax officer, assistant for Diwali bribe

Business Realted Stories

BusinessCommerce Secretary calls for diversification, innovation and value addition in coffee sector

Business'Festive booster': Centre releases tax devolution of Rs 1,01,603 crore to state govts

BusinessCEA Nageswaran lays thrust on long-term savings as India's elderly population increases

BusinessHimachal's heritage & economy to get boost from GST reforms

BusinessCoffee exports from India have doubled in recent years: Commerce Secretary