Sony may disappear from the smartphone market
Sony's latest financial report shows that this brand's smartphone business from Japan is in a worrying situation.
Sony's latest financial report shows that this brand's smartphone business from Japan is in a worrying situation. If five years ago, Sony sold 40 million smartphones in 2014, the current sales of this Japanese brand fell to 900,000 units in the second quarter.
This is the first time in history that Sony has sold less than one million smartphones in a quarter. After this result, Sony had to reduce the expectation to 4 million products in the fiscal year 2020 (from 1/4/2019 to 31/3/2020), the number of companies previously set was 5 million products. .
Since the beginning of 2019, Sony has not released many products. This is evidence that the Japanese brand is no longer interested in smartphone segment. Although the company has introduced high-end model Xperia 1 at MWC exhibition 2019, it launched a few months late and only appeared in some markets.
Facing poor sales, Sony also announced to narrow its mobile segment in Southeast Asia by the end of May. In Vietnam, the company has stopped selling Xperia smartphones for a long time.
Although Sony stopped selling smartphones, Sony continued to participate in other areas in Vietnam such as cameras, TVs, and audio . so it still ensured the after-sales service for customers who bought their smartphones.
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