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Author: Neil Mawston
Publication Date: Dec 22 2022
Pages: 6
 Report Type: Data Table, Excel

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Global Handset Manufacturing Output by 13 Countries: 2001 to 2022



Report Summary:

Worldwide cellphone manufacturing this year has seen unprecedented volatility. Covid, component shortages, war, politics and inflation have made it harder than ever to build a mobile handset. China has peaked as a production location, while India, Vietnam, Pakistan and others continue to battle for the next generation of factories. Our extensive report tracks cellular handset manufacturing (production) by 6 regions and 13 countries from 2001 to 2021, with an updated forecast for 2022. The report is a valuable tool to monitor global cellphone production by region and by country.
Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Analysis
3. Handset Manufacturing Output by Country
4. Definitions
5. Methodology
6. Contacts

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