Trump's Tariffs Unlikely to Halt Apple's iPhone Production Shift to India
Apple continues its strategic manufacturing shift from China to India despite the imposition of 25% tariffs on Indian goods by President Donald Trump. Analysts suggest that Indian-made iPhones remain competitively priced due to local incentives and cost efficiencies, positioning India as a crucial manufacturing hub.
President Donald Trump's imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian goods is unlikely to impede Apple's strategy of shifting iPhone production to India. This move is part of Apple's broader plan to diversify its manufacturing away from China in response to geopolitical pressures.
Despite the tariffs, analysts argue that India remains a cost-effective manufacturing location for Apple. With government incentives, local component availability, and competitive wages, India has become a key player in Apple's global supply chain, second only to China.
While the tariffs may increase the cost of iPhones for U.S. consumers, Apple's robust supply chain is expected to withstand the impact, maintaining stable production and supply. As Apple adapts to these changes, India continues to play a central role in its manufacturing landscape.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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