Apple strengthens manufacturing in India! Foxconn plans to roll out 25-30 million iPhones, more than double of last year

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Apple strengthens manufacturing in India! Foxconn plans to roll out 25-30 million iPhones, more than double of last year - Times of India

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Foxconn plans to manufacture 25-30 million iPhones in India this year, doubling its previous output as Apple expands its presence in the country.

The Taiwanese company has been conducting trial runs at its Bengaluru site, aiming to meet Apple's quality standards and production goals.

Turnaround from importer to exporter! "The trial runs are the first phase… ," according to the person cited above."(the trial runs are) to see if the plant is able to produce the phones at the scale required and without any compromise on Apple's stringent quality standards," said the person.