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Apple Grabs 104 Percent of the Smartphone Industry’s Profits in Q3 2016, Claims Analyst

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Last updated: 2016/11/27 at 6:22 PM
sristy Published November 27, 2016
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Apple Grabs 104 Percent of the Smartphone Industry's Profits in Q3 2016, Claims Analyst

Apple Grabs 104 Percent of the Smartphone Industry’s Profits in Q3 2016, Claims Analyst
HIGHLIGHTS
Samsung at second place with 0.9 percent share
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 recall helped Apple gain profit share
Samsung still leader in overall smartphone sales
Profit estimates are often crucial indicators for any industry as they reveal the direction where the companies are heading. If the latest estimates by analyst Tim Long from BMO Capital Markets, about smartphone industry are anything to go by, Apple seems to be the only shining spot in an otherwise ailing industry.

As per the estimates by Long, reported by Investors, Apple accounted for 103.6 percent of the total smartphone industry’s profit in Q3, compared with 90 percent of the total share a year ago. If you are wondering how the figure is above the 100 percent mark, this is because majority of other smartphone manufacturer’s registered a loss while Apple registered a large profit. As a result, the Cupertino-based company ended up making more profit than entire industry’s net profit. Apple also offers fewer devices, and no actual budget segment, helping skew the graph further.

At second place, and very far behind, falls Samsung with 0.9 percent of the profit share, as per the estimates. The South Korean company’s profit from smartphone business was notably hit by the controversies surrounding its, now discontinued, smartphone Galaxy Note 7. The smartphone had to be recalled two times and as a result, the company is estimated to be facing a total loss to the tune of $5.3 billion (roughly Rs. 35,433 crores).
Samsung’s loss seems to have been Apple’s gain as the demand for company’s new smartphones iPhone 7 and 7 Plus got further boost after the announcement of Galaxy Note 7’s discontinuation. As per a recent survey, about half of Galaxy Note 7 users shifted to iPhone after the recall.
Other companies like LG and HTC have continued to lose money in their respective smartphone business and added to the woes of the industry. If the estimates are correct, this will be the first time when Apple has registered a profit share of over 100 percent.

In terms of overall smartphone sales, Samsung still leads the pack with 21.7 percent of the total smartphone sales in Q3, while Apple’s share stands at 13.2 percent, as per BMO. Huawei comes in at third position in smartphone sales with market share of 9.7 percent.

Tags: Apple, Smartphones, Mobiles, Samsung, Galaxy Note 7, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus

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