Samsung aiming at 15% growth in mobile phone sales in 2012
- Samsung Galaxy S2 Sales
According to the Korea Economic Daily, Samsung is aiming to increase their mobile phone sales by 15% in 2012, which will get them even closer to the desired first place, held currently by Nokia.
- Samsung Galaxy SII
The Korean company is planning on achieving this by increasing mainly their smartphone sales, which shouldn’t be too hard – after all, Samsung is currently the number one smartphone maker, thanks to the success of some of their high-end devices, such as the Galaxy S and its successor – the Galaxy SII. The company’s overall expectations are to sell 374 million mobile phones in 2012, 150 million of which – smartphones.
Meanwhile, Nokia’s sales are expected to decrease to about 399 million, according to Strategy Analytics. B. A.