Trump's Tariffs Unlikely to Derail Apple's India Manufacturing Ambitions
Despite Trump's 25% tariffs on Indian goods, Apple remains focused on India as a key manufacturing hub for iPhones. With geopolitical tensions affecting China, Apple has shifted its export strategy, ensuring India plays a central role. Analysts believe India's advantages will maintain cost competitiveness.
In the face of President Donald Trump's imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian goods, analysts suggest Apple's manufacturing footprint in India is unlikely to contract.
Though the tariffs may result in pricier smartphones for U.S. consumers, Apple has strategically pivoted its focus towards India, redirecting its manufacturing efforts to serve the American market nearly exclusively.
Factors such as local component availability and government incentives keep India cost-competitive, reinforcing its position alongside China as one of the prime iPhone production nations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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