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Apple’s iPhone 16 Made in India sees sharp export surge
Exports of the locally assembled iPhone 16 have jumped sharply, earning global praise for India’s manufacturing capabilities.
Apple has begun assembling its latest iPhone 16 in India, marking a milestone in the company’s localisation strategy.
Recent data shows a substantial rise in the volume of iPhone 16 units shipped from Indian factories to overseas markets.
The surge underscores the growing competitiveness of India’s electronics manufacturing sector and has drawn commendation from international analysts.
Industry observers say the trend could boost India’s export earnings and encourage further investment in high‑tech production.
Apple’s move aligns with the government’s “Make in India” push, reinforcing the country’s role as a key hub for global smartphone supply chains.
Recent data shows a substantial rise in the volume of iPhone 16 units shipped from Indian factories to overseas markets.
The surge underscores the growing competitiveness of India’s electronics manufacturing sector and has drawn commendation from international analysts.
Industry observers say the trend could boost India’s export earnings and encourage further investment in high‑tech production.
Apple’s move aligns with the government’s “Make in India” push, reinforcing the country’s role as a key hub for global smartphone supply chains.