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Mobile Phone Industry
The Inventor
Dr. Martin Copper - Dyna TAC 8000x (The Brick)
Driving factors of mobile handset industry Mobile Network - Availability of Network in Urban and Rural areas - Access to the Network - Advanced wireless services 3G/LTE
Various services and applications available at finger tip - Mobile Banking - Mobile shopping - Bill payments
Social networking effect - Facebook - Twitter - YouTube
Cheaper calling rates - Low Calling Rates - Affordable mobile data plans
Low cost and Advancement of cell phone - Smartphone Providing platform to access various services - Local Cell Phone manufacturers – Micromax, Lava, GFive
Advancement in Mobile handset
Liquid batteries, speech recognition, flexible touch screen
Co-existing Wi-Fi and WiMAX
Dual Core processors
NFC & Voice Recognition
Transparent Screen
Laser enabled Keypad
Naked eye 3D smartphone
HD Video recording and playback
Superphones with built-in Projectors
Advancement in OS of Mobile phones
Apple - iOS 5.0 & iOS 6.0
RIM - Blackberry 10 Jam
Google – Android 4.4 Ice-cream sandwich & Android 5 Jelly bean
Microsoft – Windows 8
Samsung – Bada
Source: IDC
Mobile Tariff Comparison Across World - Voice
Japan U.S. U.K. Canada Finland Taiwan Denmark South Korea
Sweden Hong Kong
India0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
11
0.25
0.3800000000000010.380000000000001
0.10.12
0.17
0.0900000000000001
0.040.02 0.01
US $
Mobile Tariff Comparison Across World - Text
U.S. U.K. Canada Finland Taiwan Denmark South Korea
Sweden Hong Kong
India0
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.1
0.12
0.14
0.16
0.18
0.2
0.2
0.150.14
0.1
0.040.03
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.02
Source: IDC
US $
Effect of Mobile phones on Landline Service
The number of telephone subscribers in India increased to 951.34 Million at the end of March, 2012
Negative growth of wireline subscribers by 0.48% in March, 12
Total 15 Lacs landline users disconnected their connection in March,2012
BSNL lost 6 lakh landline users in past 3 years
Average closure rate of landline phones - 3%
Facts & Figures of Telecom in India
Telephone Subscribers (Wireless and Landline): 951.34million
Wireless Subscribers: 919.17 Millions
Wireline Subscriber: 32.17 Million
Average monthly subscribers additions: 11.80 Millions
Cell phones: 893.84 Million (Dec 2011)
Active wireless subscribers: 683.02 Million
Annual Cell phone Addition: 227.27 Million (CY-2011)
Average selling price for a mobile device sold in India is about $45
75% of the Mobile devices sold costing below $75
Tele - density in India Wireless Tele-density – 76%
Wireline Tele-density - 2.66%
Overall Tele-density – 78.66%
Source : TRAI
Urban Rural Overall0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180 162.82%
38.33%
76%
6.73%0.89% 2.66%
Wireless Wireline
Customer view for mobile phone
Quality
PriceBrand
Features Service
Low Cost
High Cost
Durability
OS
Battery Back up
Dual SIM
iphoneSamsung
BlackBerry
Nokia
Social Networking
Size
Replacement
Repairing
Ease of Availability
Wi-Fi
India Mobile Handsets Usage and Satisfaction Status
64% users happy with mobile handset brand
MP3 Player and FM – most desired feature in Mobile
Smartphone with advanced features at affordable prices – Samsung
Customer care & after sell support – BlackBerry
Low price with basic features - Micromax and Spice
Ease of Availability - Nokia
Overall satisfaction - BlackBerry
Customers priority for mobile phone
35%
20%
29%
10%
6%
Quality
Service & Support
Brand
Features
Price
Source : CMR survey report , 2011
Value for Money
BlackBerry Samsung Nokia MicroMax Spice G Five0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70% 66%
57% 58%54% 54%
56%
Source : CMR survey report , 2011
Brand wise satisfaction for overall Performance
BlackBerry Nokia Samsung MicroMax HTC Sony Ericsson G Five Spice Maxx LG Apple Lava Karbonn Motorola0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
72%69% 68% 68%
63% 62% 61% 60% 60% 59% 59%57% 56%
54%
Source : CMR survey report , 2011
Mobile phone industry across world
The global mobile phone market had total revenues of $62 Billion in Q1 2012.
Global mobile phones industry is expected to increase to a value of $218 Billion by the end of 2015 with CAGR of 10.5%
IDC forecasts worldwide smartphone market to grow by Nearly 50% in 2012
The UK mobile phones market had total revenues of $3.1 Billion in 2011 with CAGR of 4.5%.
It is expected to grow with CAGR of 8.9% for the five-year period 2010 – 2015 with revenues of $4.8 Billion by end of 2015
The US mobile phones market had total revenues of $10.7 Billion in 2011 with CAGR of 5.4%
It is expected to grow with CAGR of 3% for the five-year period 2010 – 2015 with value of $12.4 Billion by end of 2015
Vendor 1Q12 Unit Sell Millions 1Q12 Market Share 1Q11 Unit Sell
Millions 1Q11 Market Share Year-over-Year Change
Samsung 42.2 29.10% 11.5 11.30% 267.00%
Apple 23.1 24.20% 18.6 18.30% 88.70%
Nokia 11.9 8.20% 24.2 23.80% -50.80%
RIM 9.7 6.70% 13.8 13.60% -29.70%
HTC 6.9 4.80% 9 8.90% -23.30%
Others 39.1 27.00% 24.5 24.10% 59.60%
Total 144.9 100.00% 101.7 100.00% 42.50%
Smartphone Vendors, Shipment and Market share ,Q1 2012
Source : IDC
Vendor 1Q12 Unit Sell Millions 1Q12 Market Share 1Q11 Unit Sell
Millions 1Q11 Market Share Year-over-Year Change
Samsung 93.8 23.50% 69.3 17.10% 35.40%
Nokia 82.7 20.80% 108.5 26.80% -23.80%
Apple 35.1 8.80% 18.6 4.60% 88.40%
ZTE 19.1 4.80% 15 3.70% 27.00%
LG Electronics 13.7 3.40% 24.5 6.10% -44.10%
Others 154 38.70% 168.4 41.70% -8.60%
Total 398.4 100.00% 404.3 100.00% -1.50%
Top Mobile Phone Vendors, Shipment and Market share ,Q1 2012
Source : IDC
Worldwide Mobile Phone Market share - Q1 2012
Source : IDC
20.8
23.5
3.48.84.8
38.7
Nokia
Samsung
LG
Apple
ZTE
Others
Android rules the Smartphone OS Market with 59% share.
iOS has maintained its second place with 23% of share.
Worldwide Smartphone OS Market Share
36.1%
18.3%26%
13.6% 6%
Android
iOS
Symbian
BlackBerry
Others
59%23%
6.8%6.4% 4.8%
Source: IDC Q1-2011 Q1-2012
India holds 12% of shares of all global mobile handset market
Indian mobile handset market grew by 15% & touch revenue of $6.63 Billion in 2011
Mobile phone industry in India
51.5% contributed by smartphone and 25.2% by Dual SIM Mobiles
Mobile phone production grew with CAGR of 28.3% in 2011
Smartphone are projected to grow by 45% as against a total market growth of 9%.
The smartphone segment is forecast to see a much higher CAGR of 63.4% and to achieve a shipment of 77.5 million by CY 2015.
Market Share of Various Mobile Phone Vendors in India
39.00%
16.20%5.90%
5.50%
2.10%1.40%
4.00%
1.90%
17.20% 6.80%NokiaLocal BrandsBlackberryLGSony EricsonHTCG’FiveHuaweiSamsungOthers
1.30%
6.90%
3.00%
2.80%
2.20%
Intex
Micromax
Karbonn
Spice
Maxx
Source: Voice and Data
Mobile handset sales in India expected to grow by 9% in 2012 and reach 231 million units in 2012, with revenue of $18 Billion as per Gartner.
IDC forecasts the market to clock 301 million by CY 2015, at CAGR of 13.03% during the period of 2011-2015
The number of mobile phones will exceed the number of people by 2022-23
Mobile handset market saw a growth of 6% in the first quarter of 2012.
The untapped rural market is expected to provide handset players the next phase of growth.
The advanced capabilities, advanced wireless services, and high quality camera and the smart phones are expected to witness a steep growth curve through 2015.
Future of Mobile phones
Thank you
n the overall India mobile handsets market, Nokia retained leadership position with 31% share, followed by Samsung at No. 2 with 15% and Micromax at No. 3 with 5%, in terms of sales (unit shipments) during CY 2011.