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Business · 10 March 2026

Apple produces 55 million iPhones in India, 25% global total.

Apple produces 55 million iPhones in India, 25% global total.

Apple is accelerating the shift of its iPhone manufacturing from China to India as geopolitical tensions and trade risks rise. India assembled about 55 million iPhones in 2025, a 53% increase from 2024, accounting for roughly 25% of Apple’s global production. The move is driven by tariffs, supply-chain diversification and government incentives in India. Apple still relies heavily on China but is rapidly expanding partnerships with suppliers like Foxconn and Tata Group to scale Indian manufacturing.

Reported by The Japan Times · How we write briefs

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