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India’s smartphone shipments decline 23%, and worse may be ahead: SAG

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Hindustan TimesIndia’s smartphone shipments decline 23%, and worse may be ahead: SAG
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India’s smartphone shipments declined 23% in Q3 2026, compared to a 19.9% global reduction, and the next quarter is expected to be worse

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