Apple to Shift Quarter of iPhone Production to India

Tata Group to Build One of India's Largest iPhone Assembly Plants as Part of Apple's Supply Chain Diversification Strategy

Apple plans to shift a quarter of its iPhone production to India within the next two to three years, producing more than 50 million phones annually.
Indian conglomerate Tata Group plans to build one of India's largest iPhone assembly plants in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, aiming to employ 50,000 workers within two years.
Apple's expansion in India is part of its strategy to diversify its supply chain and reduce reliance on China, amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions between the US and China.
Apple's ambitious goal is supported by its top suppliers, including Taiwan's Foxconn, which is set to open a new plant in Karnataka in April.
Apple's move aligns with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's production-linked incentives, prompting major Apple suppliers to expand their operations in India.