Company Apple has long been trying to direct at least part of its production outside of China, and thus reduce its dependence on the mentioned country. The areas to which the production of apple products is gradually moving include India, among others. It is here that the Cupertino company should double its production volume in the foreseeable future.
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Well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said on Wednesday that Apple will double iPhone production in India by 2024. In recent years, India has become an attractive location for the production and assembly of high-tech technologies because the Apple and other businesses are trying to reduce their overall dependence on China. These efforts have been further supported by the Indian government's focus on developing local manufacturing and technology sectors. In addition to the company's efforts Apple reduce dependence on China Several factors play a role in this development.
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"In 2023, India will produce 12-14% of global iPhone shipments," stated Kuo. "If all goes well, the share of iPhones made in India will increase to 2024-20% by 25." Kuo cited Foxconn's ongoing efforts to manufacture in India and the recent acquisition of Wistron's iPhone production lines by Indian conglomerate Tata Group as reasons for the change. The Indian government recently announced that the Tata Group has taken over Wistron's iPhone production lines, handing iPhone assembly over to an Indian company for the first time. The $125 million deal was announced over the summer and completed last week. In this context, Kuo further stated that the Tata deal will help the company Apple strengthen its relations with the Indian government.
Little is known, but Apple has a small assembly line for products like airpods and airtag also in the Czech Republic near Příbram. But these are products for the Asian market. So it is possible that it will also come here with iPhones.
Beautiful ecology. It is produced in the Czech Republic for the Asian market and in Asia for the European market, etc.
This is nothing new Apple he once had display production at Foxconn in Pardubice, and I suspect that there was a testing center for the durability of iPads, etc.