Samsung tops smartphone sales: BMPI

Symphony topped the handset with the feature and smartphone in the country in the year 2017. However, South Korean brand Samsung was at the top of the smartphone market as the financial pricing. And at the lowest position in the sales competition, the Chinese brand Shawomi and the newly returned Nokia market.

At the same time, 3 million 44 million mobile handsets were imported into the country.
The mobile handset importers organization Bangladesh Mobile Phone Importer Association (BMPIA) annual report revealed the information. The report was released on Monday.

Bimi joint secretary Md. Mejbahuddin said to Samakal, "More than 30 percent of smartphones are expected to be sold this year compared to 2017. Because the demand for smartphones will increase due to the introduction of mobile phones, it is normal.

He further said, "After the introduction of the FourG, the number of mobile phones continued to increase in the market. FourG smartphones are being imported for new import Their prices are also fairly close to the 3G smartphone.

According to BMPI's annual report, more than 30 lakh handsets were imported in the year before in the year 2017. As such, the rate of growth was 11 percent higher than the previous year. Feature phone sales were up 14 percent and smartphones had one percent. Feature phone imported 207 million in 2017; Where there were 20 million 30 million in imported in 2016. In the case of smartphones, the amount of import was 8 million in 2016 and 2016.

It is found in the report that in the year 2017 20 brands were seen in the market. According to the number, according to the feature and smartphone sales were topped by the local brand Symphony. As a result, Symphony had 30 percent market share. Only 26 percent of Samsung's market share was the highest market share in the market price.

According to BMMP, the number of Symphony market shares was 30 percent, Samsung's 14 percent, Huawei 9 percent, Walton's 8 percent, lover 7 percent, Itel 5 percent, Micromax 3 percent, Nokia 2 percent, and 20 percent of the 20 brands, We and Shawmy's 1 percent and the other 13 percent.