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India Exported iPhones Worth ₹1.5 Lakh Crore And this number will only increase as Apple is planning to export more iPhones from India due to the US–China tariff war.

Apple has 2 choices 🔥 Move iPhone production to the U.S. Or keep it in China and pay the price. 350,000 workers assemble iPhones in Zhengzhou, China Labor cost: ~$5/hour U.S. labor cost: ~$35/hour Result? Shifting production to the U.S. could i

No one can beat China, even the US. Here's why: 1. Production Cost: iPhone assembly in China costs ~$6/unit vs. $30+ in the US. Tesla builds EVs in Shanghai 30% cheaper than in the US. 2. Labor & Scale: Average manufacturing wage in China is ~$3.5

Apple has assembled iPhones worth $14 billion in India in the fiscal year 2024. Apple assembles 14% of its iPhones in India, which means 1 out of every 7 iPhones is assembled in India. Foxconn owns 67% of the iPhones assembled in India, Pegatron

Apple has shipped $6 billion worth of iPhones from India, as it shifts production away from China Three suppliers—Foxconn, Pegatron, and Tata Electronics—assemble iPhones in India Exports from India grew by a third in the past six months

In the wake of the US-China trade conflict, tech major Apple will source most of the iPhones sold in the North American nation in the June quarter from India. Apple CEO Tim Cook made the announcement in a post-earnings call. The CEO’s confirmation c

“iTariff Trouble: Trump Tells Apple to ‘Build in the USA or Pay the Price!’” Well, well, well… it looks like Donald Trump just gave Apple a not-so-sweet slice of the tariff pie! A 25% import tariff on iPhones not made in the US? That’s like telling

Apple to shift majority of United States iphones production to India by 2026 to counter China tariffs

BIG WIN for India! Apple CEO Tim Cook just announced that most iPhones sold in the U.S. from Q3 will be MADE IN INDIA.🚀 Yes, you read that right—India is becoming Apple’s iPhone factory for the world’s biggest market. Here’s why this is a game-cha

Apple plans to shift all U.S.-bound iPhone production to India, marking a significant move to reduce its reliance on China. This strategic pivot comes as the tech giant seeks to diversify its supply chain amid rising geopolitical tensions and trade u