Taiwan market: Samsung and LGE see handset market shares increase in March
Both Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics saw their shares in the Taiwan market strengthen further in March 2009 although total handsets sold dropped 17% sequentially to about 540,000 units, according to the latest data compiled by retail channels in Taiwan.
Although Samsung still remained the third-rank vendor, the company managed to expand its market share to 18.3% in March compared 17.6% in February. Meanwhile, the fourth-rank vendor LGE saw it share top the 10%-mark for the first time, reaching 10.7% in March compared to 9.3% in the previous month, the data showed.
Nokia retained its top spot position with a 31.2% share, whereas the number two vendor Sony Ericsson saw its share drop to 19% in March from 22.2% in February, the data revealed.
HTC (High Tech Computer) saw its sales decline substantially in March, dragging the company's ranking to eleventh position with a 0.9% share.
Although Samsung still remained the third-rank vendor, the company managed to expand its market share to 18.3% in March compared 17.6% in February. Meanwhile, the fourth-rank vendor LGE saw it share top the 10%-mark for the first time, reaching 10.7% in March compared to 9.3% in the previous month, the data showed.
Nokia retained its top spot position with a 31.2% share, whereas the number two vendor Sony Ericsson saw its share drop to 19% in March from 22.2% in February, the data revealed.
HTC (High Tech Computer) saw its sales decline substantially in March, dragging the company's ranking to eleventh position with a 0.9% share.
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