Analysts converge on 3.71 million Nokia Lumias sold in Q2 2012

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  Mean Median High Low No Yr ago Change Prev.Q
Global Smartphones 151 151 163 126 17 89.0 69.7 145
Global Cellphones 405 400 422 375 25 365 11.0 398
Samsung
-Smart devices
95.8
50.0
94.5
50.0
105
55.0
88.0
46.0
12
9
70.0
17.0
36.9
194.1
93.8
42.2
Nokia
-Smart devices
–Windows
80.1
10.4
3.71
81.0
11.0
4.00
90.0
13.0
5.00
70.0
5.00
2.00
40
33
24
88.5
17.0
n/a
-9.5
-38.8
n/a
82.7
11.9
2.00
Apple 30.5 30.0 37.0 26.0 16 20.3 50.2 35.1
ZTE 24.3 24.5 29.0 21.0 6 13.0 86.9 19.1
LG 14.4 14.0 17.0 13.0 12 24.8 -41.9 13.7
Huawei 17.7 16.0 23.0 14.0 3 11.9 48.7 10.8
HTC 9.52 9.50 11.0 8.30 13 12.1 -21.3 7.70
Motorola 9.32 9.00 11.0 8.00 14 11.0 -15.3 8.90
Sony 8.11 8.00 10.0 5.70 12 7.60 6.7 7.90
RIM 7.99 8.00 11.0 6.00 16 13.0 -38.5 9.90


imageReuters have polled 41 analysts for a prediction of the state of the Q2 2012 market ahead of the major releases by IDC and Gartner.

Of interest to our readers would be their estimate of Nokia Lumia sales.  The average of the 41 analysts come to 3.71 million handsets sold, with a low of 2 million and a high of 5 million, with the majority pegging the 4 million mark.

The good news is of course that this is a relatively low number for Nokia to beat, which should increase confidence in the company and its stock price.  On the other hand, if their announced number is less than this it would be pretty negative.

Our own estimates are around 3.5 million Windows Phones sold in Q2 2012, with around 3 million being Nokia handsets.  This does not account however for handsets shipped but not sold yet, which could of course be a lot more.

Nokia should release their official numbers tomorrow, which should lay speculation to rest.

Via PhoneArena

Thanks Arun for the tip.

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