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Apple Targets 32% Of iPhone’s Global Production From India
Inc42
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8m ago
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Apple Inc plans to increase its iPhone production volume to 32% and its production value to 26% in India by 2026-27. The company's vendors estimate a production value of $9 billion for the first half of FY25. Apple recently established a subsidiary in India called Apple Operations India, which will concentrate on research, design, testing, and supporting third-party manufacturers.
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Apple warns India's EU-style charger rules will hit local production target
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1y ago
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Apple has warned India that its local production targets will be impacted if the country follows the European Union's requirement for existing iPhones to have universal charging ports. India plans to implement the EU rule by June 2025, but Apple is pushing back, asking for an exemption or delay. Apple argues that it will struggle to meet production targets set under India's production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme if the rules are implemented on older iPhone models. Apple's lobbying efforts in India are being reported for the first time.
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Apple exports 97.6% of iPhones to US from India amid tariffs: Report
Economic Times
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3m ago
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Apple increased its iPhone exports from India to the US due to impending tariffs on Chinese imports. In March 2025, 97.6% of iPhones exported to the US were from India, as Apple shifted production from China to India. S&P Global reported a 219% rise in exports, driven by tariff concerns. Despite reliance on Chinese components, Apple plans to centralize US-bound iPhone production in India by 2026, leveraging local incentive schemes and expanding manufacturing facilities.
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Govt says it is monitoring return of China techies from Foxconn - The Economic Times
Economic Times
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28d ago
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Apple has plans in place to address the return of Chinese tech professionals from Foxconn’s Indian plants, a movement that led to concerns about potential production disruptions for the iPhone 17 series. Despite the change, the government is monitoring the situation, and industry insiders believe production targets will remain unaffected. Indian manufacturing partners, Foxconn and Tata Electronics, continue to enhance their production capabilities, facilitating Apple's iPhone production and export growth.
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Apple Investment Plans in India Intact, Proposes India to be Major Manufacturing Base: Source
OutlookIndia
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2m ago
Medial
Apple plans to maintain India as a key manufacturing hub, despite remarks from U.S. President Trump favoring increased production in the U.S. Apple executives assured Indian officials that their investment strategies remain unchanged. Foxconn, a major Apple supplier, has commenced manufacturing Apple AirPods in Telangana for export, demonstrating ongoing commitment. India contributes significantly to global iPhone manufacturing, with 15% of output, and supports a large job market through Apple's ecosystem.
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Apple Inc. supplier Foxconn & Dixon urge India to pay pending production subsidies
Economic Times
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7m ago
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Foxconn Technology Group and Dixon Technologies India Ltd., Apple suppliers, are urging India to fulfill subsidy payments under the government's production incentives program. The Indian government pledged 410 billion rupees ($4.8 billion), with unallocated funds due to unmet production targets. Foxconn and Dixon claim eligibility for this, with potential payments of up to 6 billion rupees and 1 billion rupees, respectively. The case highlights the significance of India's policy stability as it aims to attract major tech investments.
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iPhone’s steady evolution is costing Apple in China
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Apple experienced a decline in sales in China, even after offering discounts on iPhones, suggesting that some Chinese consumers no longer view Apple products as the most technologically advanced. iPhones lack the built-in artificial intelligence features offered by competitors like Huawei. Chinese consumers cited a lack of hardware advancements as a reason for not purchasing new iPhones and instead, opting for Huawei or keeping their old iPhones longer. Apple executives remain confident about the China market, stating that the brand remains strong. However, Chinese rivals with cheaper options and better features have gained momentum during China's economic slowdown.
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Trump's new tariffs test Apple's global supply chain
Economic Times
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4m ago
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President Donald Trump's new tariff strategy significantly impacts Apple's global supply chain. Initially, to counter 2018 tariffs on China, Apple shifted production to Vietnam and India. However, with Trump's proposal of new tariffs—46% on Vietnam and 26% on India—Apple faces increased financial pressure. Already contending with 20% tariffs on Chinese imports, Apple's costs could rise significantly, affecting profits. The company's diversification efforts—redirecting production to India and Vietnam—now confront new challenges.
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Apple earnings under pressure from tariffs, slow AI roll-out - The Economic Times
Economic Times
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9d ago
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Apple is facing challenges including U.S. tariffs, competition in China, and an AI market it has entered late. Despite expectations of a 4.2% revenue growth, investors are focused on how Apple will navigate potential liabilities in its global supply chain. To mitigate tariff impacts, Apple shifted iPhone production to India, boosting local smartphone production by 240%. Analysts expect Apple’s strategy to reduce tariffs' impact, while its cautious AI approach raises concerns amid rapid industry advancements.
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Tata Group to Manufacture Apple iPhones in India A Shift from China-Centric Production
Business Bytes
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1y ago
Medial
Tata Group's plan to manufacture Apple iPhones in India signifies a shift from Apple's China-centric production strategy and highlights India's growing role in global electronics manufacturing. The collaboration involves Tata Group's acquisition of Wistron Corp's operations, aiming to diversify Apple's supply chain. India's favorable manufacturing environment and government initiatives, including the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, make it an attractive destination for tech giants. Apple's commitment to producing a quarter of its global units in India within the next few years is part of its strategy to reduce supply chain vulnerabilities and geopolitical risks. This collaboration reflects evolving dynamics in global manufacturing and technology, with India's potential impact on the economy, employment, and technological advancement.
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Apple’s first made-in-India iPhone pro models coming this year
Economic Times
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11m ago
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Apple Inc. is set to manufacture its most expensive iPhone Pro and Pro Max models in India this year. Partnering with Foxconn Technology Group, Apple aims to assemble the devices in India soon after their global launch. The move is part of Apple's efforts to diversify its manufacturing beyond China and take advantage of financial incentives offered by the Indian government. The production of Apple's entire iPhone range in India accounted for 14% of its global output in the previous fiscal year. Apple is expected to export the India-made Pro models to Europe, the Middle East, and the US, while also satisfying local demand.
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