The “top three” digital cameras have changed their leaders: Reports say Fujifilm has surpassed Nikon to become third in global shipments in 2025, behind Canon and Sony
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According to the “Nikkei Industry Map 2027” report published by Nikkei, in the global digital camera shipments ranking in 2025, Canon ranked first with 4.5 million units (40.7% share), while Sony came in second with 2.42 million units (24.6% share). Fujifilm surpassed Nikon with 1.16 million units shipped (11.8% share) and rose to third place; Nikon dropped to fourth place, with 880,000 units shipped (8.9% share). Panasonic, Ricoh Imaging, and Aokiji ranked fifth to eighth respectively. Compared to 2023, Canon and Sony’s market shares decreased slightly, while Fujifilm’s shipments increased significantly from 430,000 units to 1.16 million units, and Nikon slightly increased from 810,000 units to 880,000 units.
According to the “Nikkei Industry Map 2027” report released by Nikkei last month, Fujifilm surpassed Nikon to become third in global digital camera shipments in 2025, behind Canon and Sony. In the global digital camera shipment rankings for 2025, Canon ranked first with a share of 4.5 million units (45.7%), followed by Sony with 2.42 million units (24.6%). Fujifilm rose to third place with 1.16 million units (11.8%), while Nikon fell to fourth place with 880,000 units (8.9%). Panasonic, Ricoh Imaging, and Aokashi ranked fifth to eighth respectively. Compared to 2023, Canon and Sony’s shares decreased slightly, while Fujifilm increased from 430,000 units to 1.16 million units, and Nikon dropped from 810,000 units to 880,000 units.