Sony Ericsson posts Q3 2011 results. 22 million Xperia phones shipped to date

Florin  By on 14 Oct 11

Sony Ericsson has announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2011. The Swedish-Japanese company sold 9.5 million handsets during the quarter, at an average selling price of €166.

The majority of those handsets (about 80%) were Android smartphones, and SE says it shipped a total of 22 million Xperia devices worldwide since the first Xperia came out (it was the Xperia X1, launched in 2008 with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional on board).

The company reported total sales of €1.58 billion for Q3. The income before taxes was €31 million, but the net income is reported to be a funny €0 (zero) million.

Sony Ericsson’s share of the global Android-based smartphone market was estimated at “approximately 12% in volume and 11% in value.”

According to SE, the company will “shift the entire portfolio to smartphones in 2012.”

Via Press release

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  • Anonymous

    Sony need to keep up with the rest so no more year old processor & just enough ram, a 1.2 dual core & 1 gb memory & at least 8gb ram, are all MINIMUM specs.
     LED notification light on the front not the side like the Arc please (but atleast it has one unlike Samsungs phones. (Noled app is a real pain)

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BPR6PLYPIUVJ2Y2535CIGJX27M Anonymous

    I think that it is the modern trend that young generation has been require the always money for high trends shopping and then purchase this amazing mobile.
    LorDaVie

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