Overview
- Apple's iPhone shipments in China surged to 3.75 million units in March following price reductions.
- The rebound comes after a 37% sales drop in the first two months of 2024, amid intense competition from local brands like Huawei.
- Despite global declines, Apple's targeted discounts in China helped offset losses in other markets.
- CEO Tim Cook's recent visits to Asia, including China, underscore the company's commitment to maintaining its market presence.
- Investors responded positively, with Apple's stock showing resilience over the past year.