if NOKIA wants to come-back,what should be their strategy ?
what could they possibly do or change become the old king again ?
Anonymous 2
Stealth • 1m
The flagship market is dominated by Apple & Samsung, and budget phones belong to Xiaomi & Realme. But there’s a gap...rugged, long lasting, privacy focused phones. Nokia could own that space instead of trying to be everything for everyone.
INDIA'S SMARTPHONE MARKETSHARE! (2024)
●VIVO = 19.2%
●XIAOMI = 18.8%
●SAMSUNG = 17.5%
●OPPO = 10.1%
●REALME = 9.9%
●OTHERS = 24.4%
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Mohammad Asaad Sayed
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Bhaskar Kumar
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Market Share by Volume (2024-2025)
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