Apple 's global strength cannot be underestimated. Whenever Apple releases a new product, the factory that manufactures Apple OEM makes a lot of money. Among them, most of the factories that manufacture OEM for Apple are Chinese factories, because the products produced by China are stronger than other regions.
It is precisely because of this that our foundry is higher than the foundry in India. While the price is higher, it also means that Apple can only get half of the profits. In order to reduce costs and increase revenue, Apple transferred some iPhone orders to Indian earlier, but who dares to buy products produced in India?
When I saw the products produced in India, many users also began to dislike them. Many Apple fans would ask the clerk when buying the machine, If this product is produced in India, users will turn around and leave , because the quality of Indian-flavored products is not reliable at all.
In order to further reduce costs and increase revenue, Now Apple has issued another transfer instruction. According to foreign media reports, following the iPhone, Apple plans to transfer the production lines of AirPods and Beats headphones to India.
news shows that Apple suppliers have started assembling iPhone 14 series mobile phones in India. In the future, the AirPods and Beats production lines will also be transferred to India. In order to achieve this goal as soon as possible, Foxconn has launched action and has begun to produce Beats headphones in India in preparation. Foxconn also hopes to produce AirPods headphones in India.
is not only Foxconn, but currently 1 Luxshare Precision is also helping Apple produce headphones in India. However, the company's current main camps are all in Vietnam, so Luxshare Precision may start later.
It is reported that the total cost of iPhones produced in India is about $1 billion, and if Apple adopts new incentives, it is expected to reach $2.5 billion in 2023.
News shows that Apple has invested a lot of energy in Vietnam, India and other places. is expected to achieve a 25% production line transfer plan in 2025. What do you think about this?
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