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Report: 50% of all iPhones could be made in India by 2027

Back in September, a J.P. Morgan report claimed Apple could shift up to 25% of its iPhone production to India by 2025 and now a new article suggests the share may rise to 50% by 2027. Apple has reportedly decreased iPhone component orders from its Chinese suppliers, which has in turn negatively impacted their earnings estimates and stock prices.

Report: 50% of all iPhones could be made in India by 2027

India currently accounts for a mere 5% of all iPhone production, though there has been a push to assemble newer models including the iPhone 14 just a few weeks after production in China began. Rumors suggest Apple will begin simultaneous production in China and India for the iPhone 15 series.

The push from Apple to diversify its iPhone production away from China has also carried over to the rest of its portfolio with an increasing amount of AirPods and MacBooks manufactured in Vietnam instead of China.


Author: Michail
Source: GSMArena

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