Apple May Transfer 25 Percent Of IPhone Production To India In 2025

Apple is trying to expand the iPhone sales market in India (photo: dock. Apple)

JAKARTA - India's shipment of mobile phones continues to increase globally every year. In fact, iPhone devices from India are predicted to account for 12 to 14 percent of the total production this year.

Based on the increase and magnitude of market opportunities in South Asia, TF International Securities' Ming-Chi Kuo analyst predicts an increase in shipments of iPhones made in India next year.

India is expected to account for about 20 to 25 percent of iPhone production from global total, citing from TechCrunch. Apple may also shift 25 percent of total production to India by 2025, according to Kuo's analysis.

This prediction is very likely if you look at Apple's movement. The company is trying to make India the main market of their products after working with the Tata Group.

As of the end of last October, the Tata Group was announced as the official iPhone maker. The company's production results will be distributed to their own country, namely India, and globally.

In addition to working with the Tata Group, Apple has also opened two official retail stores in India and plans to expand services in the country. They have collaborated with the HDFC Bank to launch Apple Pay in India.

This big step from Apple may benefit the company's income in the future. Apple also needs to expand their business so that their company can continue to grow in the coming decades.