At the local market sold 12.42 % of the mobile devices of unknown origin
The share of mobile devices of unknown origin in Azerbaijan exceeds eighth of ( 12.42 %) with a tendency to increase. The reason for this is a huge number of outstanding vendors in the weak inspection by the customs.
According to the Centre for Statistics Global Stats, the leader with 36.8 % of sales is products of the Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia. Moreover, its share for 3 quarters of this year fell by more than 21.8 %. An even greater decline (36 %) is observed in the level of sales compared to October 1 last year. At the same time, compared with August, in September Nokia's market share increased by about 4.4%.
In second place with a 29.95 % share of sales come Samsung products at a 2.5% lower rate in September. The paradox is that, compared with January , in September, the market share of Samsung in Azerbaijan grew by 35.52%, as compared to October 1 last year, an increase of 82%.
In third place with a decrease in volume in September compared with August by 5.57 % was the share market of mobile devices from Apple. Since the beginning of the year the share of production of this giant rose by 24 %. It owns 12.72 % of the market of mobile phones in Azerbaijan, which is 22 % more than the same period last year.
In fourth place with a market share of 12.42% settled unknown manufacturers of mobile devices (mainly Chinese). This is followed by the devices from Blackberry - 2.2%, Sony - 2.11%, HTC - 1.95%, LG - 0.71%, Huawei - 0.69% and Google - 0.25%. - 17D-
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