Trump is refusing Tim Cook to manufacture iPhone in India
Foxconn, a iPhone maker for Apple, has invested $ 1.48 billion (about Rs 12,800 crore) in its Indian unit in the last 5 days. The company said in the information to the stock market that Foxconn has invested in Tamil Nadu Unit, Yujan Technology (India) Private Limited through its unit in Singapore. This investment has been made between May 14 and May 19. This latest investment of Foxconn has been made among Apple’s plans to increase iPhone manufacturing in India.
Made in India iPhone will be sold in America
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently said that most of the iPhones sold in the US would be made in India in the June quarter, while China will manufacture most of Apple iPhones for other markets amid uncertainty on American tariffs. In addition, most of the production of iPads, Mac, Apple Watch and Airpod going to the US will be in Vietnam. Let us tell you that Taiwan’s Foxconn in India, India’s Tata Electronics and Taiwan’s Patron India (60 percent stake of Tata Electronics) create Apple iPhones.
Trump is refusing Tim Cook to manufacture iPhone in India
US President Donald Trump had just arrived in Qatar a few days ago. Trump gave a big statement about Apple and India at an event held in Doha, the capital of Qatar. Trump had told in the program that he had spoken to Apple CEO Tim Cook and forbade him to manufacture Apple iPhone in India. Trump had said that India is doing very well and it can take care of itself. Trump asked Tim Cook to manufacture the iPhone in the US itself. However, Apple is working on its pre -fixed plan.
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