New Delhi: The Indian PC market has continued its growth despite the ongoing logistics supply and challenges.
According to the latest report by the IDC research company, traditional PC shipments witnessed a growth of 30% year-to-year (YoY) in 3Q21 (Jul-Sep), marking a quarter in a row in India.
The Indian PC market consists of desktops, notebooks and workstations.
4.5 million pcs were sent during the quarter, making it the biggest quarter of India.
Notebook PC continues to dominate the overall category with more than 80% of the shares.
Company requests and consumers make categories reach more than 3 million units.
On the other hand, the desktop segment also maintains the upward momentum and grew by 30.5% in the third quarter.
The commercial segment also witnessed a healthy shipping growth of 47.6% YoY on 3Q21.
Vendors have large backlog orders from companies and SMB clients from the last few quarters.
The top 5 companies in India PC MarketHP maintain its superiority in the PC category as a whole because it reported the third quarter in a row with more than one million shipments in the country.
It leads the commercial and consumer segment with 28.5% of the shares in the overall PC category.
The second position was maintained by Dell with a 23.8% share in the overall PC category.
It also follows Lenovo in the consumer segment to take second place with a share of 19.2% at 3Q21.
The third position was captured by Lenovo with an overall share of 18.6% at 3Q21.
The delivery grew 19% YoY in the commercial segment due to strong performance in SMB and company segments.
Acer and Asus each finished fourth and fifth.
Acer captured the market share of 8.6% at 3Q21, while Asus won 8.5% share at 3Q21.
Commenting on the prospects for upcoming quarters, JAIPAL Singh, research managers, client devices, IDC India, said, “After a straight quarter of the annual growth, the consumer market signaled the softening of demand as a school and college.
However, the brand has prioritized margins in a few quarters Finally, to increase further penetration, brands need to start new programs surrounding affordability, awareness, and education to utilize stimulus that pandemics have provided their digital learning to plan their long-term growth.
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