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Danish Kapoor
Danish Kapoor

Samsung aims to exceed 100 million sales dams with the Galaxy A Series

Samsung wants to approach an important threshold in the Galaxy A series with the Galaxy A56, Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A26 announced at the end of February. The series, which has achieved sales of 89 million units so far, is preparing to exceed 100 million dams with the contribution of new models. In line with this target, Samsung not only increases the number of devices; It is also a remarkable step in terms of price, hardware and market strategy. All these moves come at a time when competition in the middle segment is increasing.

According to Samsung’s statement by Akshay Rao, General Manager of India, the Mobile Products Business Unit, the company is “very close” to reach a total A series of 100 million with these three new models. This statement, especially for the Indian market, reveals how well Samsung analyzes the user profile and habits in Asia. In addition, it is estimated that similar achievements are targeted in other major markets such as Türkiye. The company is trying to integrate its regional strategies into global goals.

Samsung updates sales targets in the middle segment with new models

These three new models of the Galaxy A series Türkiye also went on sale And the initial prices were determined as 22,499 TL (A56), 17,499 TL (A36) and 15,499 TL (A26) respectively. This pricing shows that when the devices are evaluated with the technical specifications of the devices, the brand is trying to maintain its position in the middle segment. But especially considering the fluctuations in exchange rates and increasing inflation, it is a matter of curiosity how these prices will affect the potential to reach large masses. Considering the price sensitivity in Türkiye, users’ decisions will be decisive.

In any case, Samsung’s acceleration in the Galaxy A series cannot be ignored. The Galaxy A55 and the Galaxy A35 models previously released have attracted attention as the best -selling devices in the price segments in India. The Galaxy A55 was the best-selling phone in the 35,000-50,000 RUPI band, while the A35 model came forward in the 25,000-35,000 RUPY. This sales success reveals that user expectations are analyzed correctly.

The introduction of the new A56, A36 and A26 models also appeals to a similar audience. Samsung is trying to keep this series attractive in terms of price-performance balance. However, according to some experts, the prices described especially in India, especially in India, are high in this segment, where competition is harsh. Despite this, Samsung clearly reveals that he trusts the dynamics of the market.

In addition to all these, the brand’s claim in India is not limited to sales target. Reaching the expanding audiences in the smartphone market is also part of the brand’s long -term plans. With the new generation models of the Galaxy A series, this expansion strategy is one step further. Samsung aims to stay on a particular line in the global market.

The Turkish market stands out as an important part of this strategic planning. With localized pricing, regional campaigns and online sales channels, the accessibility of devices is being increased. On the other hand, increasing smartphone exchange times and economic conditions in Türkiye are among the factors that may affect this process. User habits are thought to be reshaped in this context.

Despite everything, Samsung’s 100 million target is not only a numerical success. This objective is also a criterion of the brand’s long -term stability in the middle segment. Galaxy A56, A36 and A26 models will show whether they can maintain this stability in the coming months. In this context, the series is not only new models, but also a strategic turning point.

When it is evaluated for users, it is in the direction of maintaining expectation, price and performance balance. Whether Samsung meets these expectations will be understood by feedback in the market. The company exceeds the 100 million threshold, not only with the number of models, but also directly related to user satisfaction. The sustainability of success will be determined by how this balance is established.

Danish Kapoor