According to the latest estimates of Canaccord Genuity, Apple takes 92% of the smartphone industry profits despite representing only 20% of sales with a proposal to take less smarpthones, but with higher prices. Although the Android dominates whom, in fact, the market when it comes to participation profits the Cupertino company apparently does very best.
The information was obtained and published by The Wall Street Journal , which says “subtly” that “ about 1,000 companies make smartphones “, but only one of them “ reap almost all the profits. ”
Since Samsung, in turn, took over 15% of market profits, and although simple math seems a little strange these times, it does not work so accurately it comes to earnings. This is because a number of other companies end up “losing” money in the middle of these transactions, which ultimately boosting the profits of others. Thus, Samsung and Apple just dividing profits among them more than any smartphone industry as a whole.
The CEO of Canacoord, Mike Walkley said that when Apple began its work in the smartphone market in 2007, Nokia took about two-thirds of profits, which is completely different if we analyze the past few years. In 2012, the division of profits was about 50:50 between Apple and Samsung. He also said that the high-end market has been really satisfying and widely vague for these companies.
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