Apple -- iPhone 12 production in India, Tamilnadu

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Apple's iPhone manufacturing started in India. This Tech giant said that India is the world's second biggest market for smartphones.

Apple's contract manufacturer Foxconn a Taiwanese firm will assemble the device in its plant in Tamil Nadu state near Chennai.

Apple said "We are proud to manufacture iPhone 12 in India for our local customers."

The trade war between Beijing and Washington made Apple to shift some of it's production unit from China to other neighbouring countries. Also other sources said that from November Foxconn is moving iPad and MacBook assembly line to Vietnam from China.

India's Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad tweeted following the news of iPhone 12 production in India. He quoted saying "Nice to see our efforts to make India a big hub for mobile and components manufacturing and is attracting global attention," also he added "This will create jobs in large numbers."

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Comments

  1. Anonymous13 March 2021 at 02:05

    Is there any chance to downfall on price? if manufacture starts in india

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    1. Sise Sys Tech13 March 2021 at 10:22

      Well, We have to wait for a while to know their marketing strategies.

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