boAt Battles realme: Call for Anti-Dumping Duty
Imagine Marketing, under the boAt brand, is seeking government intervention for imposing anti-dumping duties on realme's earwears. boAt led the TWS market with a 34% share, while realme secured 5th place. The case is presented to the Ministry of Electronics and IT.
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Imagine Marketing, known for its boAt brand, has reportedly approached the Indian government, seeking an anti-dumping duty on rival firm realme's earwear products.
According to market research by IDC, boAt holds a significant 34% share in the True Wireless Stereo (TWS) audio wearables market as of the second quarter of 2024. In contrast, realme ranks fifth with a 6.4% share.
Sources indicated that boAt representatives have already made their case to senior Ministry of Electronics and IT officials. While boAt achieves a modest 5.1% growth, realme posted a substantial 77.1% increase in the same period. The overall earwear market in India showed an almost negligible year-on-year growth of 0.7%, with the TWS segment reaching a peak share of 71%.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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