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Lenovo Leads as India PC Shipments Grew 34 Percent in Q3 2021: Canalys


India PC gross sales witnessed a stable 34 % enhance in shipments for the July-September interval (Q3) in 2021, as per a report by market analysis agency Canalys. Lenovo loved the lion’s share of home PC cargo, whereas HP secured the second spot adopted by Dell, Acer, and Asus within the high 5 positions. Complete shipments of desktops and notebooks together with workstations in India touched a report 5.3 million models within the talked about interval. Canalys stated that the expansion was aided by total optimism and accelerated financial restoration in India, particularly amongst SMBs and bigger enterprises.

As per the most recent report by Canalys, PC shipments in India touched a report 5.3 million models within the third quarter of 2021 regardless of provide chain challenges. These embody 0.6 million desktops, 3.5 million notebooks, and 1.2 million tablets. Pocket book shipments grew by a report 31 % year-on-year, whereas cargo of tablets elevated by 41 % year-on-year. The cargo of desktops surged by 29 % year-on-year throughout Q3 2021. The surge in demand for PCs is attributed to the coronavirus-induced pandemic which inspired hybrid studying fashions. In pill shipments, Lenovo, Samsung, Apple, Acer, and Huawei secured the highest 5 positions in accordance with the Canalys report.

As talked about, Lenovo pipped HP to safe first place within the total PC market (together with tablets) for the primary time since This autumn 2020. It posted annual development of 31 % and grabbed 27 % of the market share. The corporate shipped round 600,000 tablets in Q3 2021.

HP, which got here second on the record shipped round 1 million notebooks in Q3 2021. The US-based vendor made an annual development of 31 % and acquired 24 % of the market share within the stated interval.

The Canalys report notes that Dell got here in third with annual development of 44 %, primarily pushed by notebooks, which grew 50 % yr on yr. It bought a 13.7 % market share as nicely. Dell’s stronghold within the business section continued with its 32 % development on this section.

One other main participant available in the market, Acer got here to fourth place as its shipments surged by 96 % yr on yr. As per the report, Acer’s pocket book shipments have practically doubled yr on yr to 229,000 and the corporate acquired a market share of seven.5 %.

Asus registered a 41 % annual development and gained 7.1 % markets share. The corporate shipped 363,000 notebooks.

Canalys Analysis Analyst Ashweej Aithal notes that the seasonal rise in shopper demand has boosted shipments in shopper channels, a ramp up in enterprise and SMB procurement has ensured robust development in all segments.

“Pill and pocket book demand is predicted to stay excessive, as authorities and training tenders stay stable. At a person degree, nevertheless, demand will stay unsatiated. To make sure that each little one whose training has been disrupted because of the pandemic beneficial properties entry to a pc is an formidable purpose however one which should be fulfilled. If not, we danger the way forward for our workforce”, Aithal stated.


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