调查指首季智利手机出货量升71% 小米(01810.HK)出货量增逾10倍市占第三
调查机构Strategy Analytics发表指,智利首季智能手机出货量按年大增71%至290万台,破纪录。期内小米(01810.HK)出货量增逾10倍,市占率16%排第三,该行预期到年底小米市占有望升至第二位。
该行分析指出,尽管受疫情及政治不确定性影响,当地智能手机需求仍然强劲,主要受惠经济上行、出口强劲及疫苗接种率较高,智利是拉丁美洲第三大智能手机市场,规模仅次於巴西及墨西哥。(el/k) ~
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