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2022: Market growth despite strong year-end decline
At the end of 2022, approximately 14.25 million personal computers - desktops and laptops - were sold in India. This is 0.6% more than in the previous year, when deliveries amounted to 14.17 million units. Analytical data on the local market on March 29, 2023 was published by Canalys.
It is reported that by the end of 2022, the demand for PCs in India has sharply decreased - the fall is estimated at 26.4%. Nevertheless, at the end of the whole year, the industry as a whole showed positive dynamics. Sales of desktops compared to 2021 rose by 37%, amounting to 3.2 million units. In the segment of portable computers, a decline of 7% was recorded - up to 11 million units.
The Canalys report says that in the consumer segment, demand decreased by the end of 2022. The commercial sector continued to struggle with problems in supply chains. Macroeconomic difficulties, including high inflation and recession, had a negative impact on the industry.
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The largest player in the Indian PC market in 2022 was HP with a share of 31.6% and approximately 4.5 million shipped desktops and laptops. Lenovo is in second place with 19.8% and 2.82 million computers sold. Closes the top three Dell - 14.3% and 2.04 million units. Next come Acer and Asus, whose shares amounted to 10.5% and 7%, respectively, and sales - 1.5 million and 992 thousand units. All other suppliers collectively control approximately 16.9% of the industry.[1]
See also
- Computers (Global Market)
- India IT Market
- Export of technology and IT services from India
- Software Market (India)
- IT in India's public sector
- Semiconductors (Indian market)
- Smartphones (Indian market)
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