Apple’s latest phone model iPhone 14 is set to be produced and assembled in India, with Taiwan-based foundries Foxconn, Wistron, and Pegatron playing key roles.
News that Apple has begun assembling iPhone 14 models in India, was released on Sept. 26 and is being seen as another indication that the tech giant’s global production strategy is tilting away from China.
J.P. Morgan has predicted that Apple will shift 5 percent of its global iPhone 14 production to India by this year and 25 percent by end of 2025.
A Foxconn plant located 40km away from Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, is assembling the iPhone 14. The plant has also been assembling iPhone 13 since April, Reuters reported….