Over the last couple of years, it has been clear that Apple is looking to diversify its production of its iPhone outside of China. India is one such nation with the 7 billion US Dollars worth of iPhones being made in the country in the last fiscal year. This meant that it has basically tripled its production in the region.
According to a Bloomberg report, the Cupertino based giant has invested its iPhone production capacity in India, with 7 percent of all iPhones being made in the region. This was possible thanks to its expansions from its major supply chain partners like Foxconn and Pegatron, as per sources close to the matter. This also marks a notable rise in iPhone production from just 1 percent back in 2021.
As of right now, the brand is looking to reduce its dependence on China for the production of a number of its products like iPhone, Macs, iPads, and more. This move to diversify its supply chain also arrives as tensions between the US and China continue to escalate. Despite this, Apple’s suppliers in China have ramped up manufacturing by expanding their production lines, as per sources close to the matter.
If this news is true, then nearly 1 out of every 10 iPhones around the globe was made in India. Furthermore, the company’s largest supplier, Foxconn, is even looking to invest another 700 million US Dollars on a plant in a southern state in the Southeast Asian country. This plant will likely be responsible for making its iPhone components or whole iPhones as well.
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