Michal Marek The number of devices sold is certainly not the only measure of success for mobile phone manufacturers, as evidenced by a survey by Canaccord Genuity. He focused on Apple's iPhone and compared the number of units sold with financial profit.
Although Apple's share of the smartphone market is under twenty percent, the Cupertino company swallows an incredible 92 percent of the industry's profits. Apple's competitor Samsung is in second place in the rankings by revenue. However, only 15% of the profits belong to him.
The profits of other manufacturers are negligible compared to these two companies, some even make nothing or even break even, therefore the profits of Apple and Samsung exceed 100 percent.
Magazine Wall Street Journal suggests, which accounts for Apple's dominance.
The key to Apple's profit dominance is higher prices. According to Strategy Analytics data, Apple's iPhone sold for an average of $624 last year, while the average price of an Android phone was $185. In the first fiscal quarter of this year, which ended March 28, Apple sold 43 percent more iPhones than a year ago and at a higher price. The average price of an iPhone sold rose by more than $60 year-over-year to $659.
The 92 percent dominance in smartphone revenue is a big improvement for Apple over last year. Even last year, Apple was the dominant manufacturer in terms of revenue, but it "only" accounted for 65 percent of all revenue. In 2012, Apple and Samsung still shared the industry's revenue 50:50. It may be hard to imagine today that even in 2007, when Apple introduced the first iPhone, two-thirds of the profits from the sale of phones went to the Finnish company Nokia.
Apple 92% of revenue and Samsung 15% of revenue. Interestingly
Phones are still sold for 107.
Why would some sell without a profit or at a loss. What's worse is that Apple is doing so well. He doesn't have to try so hard, which is already showing. Lately, I don't feel like I have the best for me, but rather that I have the lesser of two evils.
You're reading it wrong: apple 92% of revenue, samsung 15% of profits. Appke out of those 92% revenues in the industry may have maybe 70% of the profits….samsung has 15% of the rest. But an idiot wrote it. year
Exactly. It's written like in a tabloid - only the extremes are paid off together, nothing about the fact that it has no value otherwise. Mainly to make it seem bombastic. Unfortunately, Jablíčkář has long been a boulevard.
In the English original, they speak of "Operating income", i.e. "operating profit".
It is 92% of operating profits for Apple, 15% of operating profits for Samsung, the remaining companies have a combined operating loss of -7%.
If it weren't for Apple, Samsung wouldn't be able to set the prices for "flagship" phones as it does. Samsung is definitely not a price maker, and if the given data is true, it still has the opportunity to claim some percentage of the money against Apple, for nothing.
If the idiots at Nokia had understood that their design was really disgusting, they had taken a little inspiration from the iPhone and deployed Android in time, so we wouldn't have had to wait for the controlled decline of Mlokie and the takeover of Mrkvosoften, which was dirtier than the towel on the feet of my roommate from intro. :)
IT IS JUST….GREAT! I LOVE IT♥