Apple's iPhone Sales Dip 19% in China, Faces Rising Rivals and Legal Woes

April 25, 2024
Apple's iPhone Sales Dip 19% in China, Faces Rising Rivals and Legal Woes
  • Apple Inc.'s iPhone sales fell by 19% in China during Q1 2024, dropping to third place behind vivo and HONOR with a market share of 15.7%.

  • The sales decline was mainly due to heightened competition from Huawei and other local brands.

  • Apple responded with discount campaigns and subsidies on certain models, but faced criticism from Chinese consumers.

  • The tech giant plans a second-quarter comeback with new color options for iPhones and aggressive sales strategies.

  • Apple is exploring the integration of AI features in devices to recover market share in China.

  • The company is also expanding its supply chain to Vietnam and India amidst legal challenges in Europe and the US.

  • Investors remain focused on Apple's strategies to maintain market share and innovation with the upcoming fall handset releases.

  • Apple's sales dip in China occurred despite the Chinese New Year, a traditionally high consumption period, and included discount offerings in January.

Summary based on 14 sources


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