NEW DELHI, Jan 23 — Apple Inc wants India to account for up to 25 per cent of its production from about 5 per cent-7 per cent now, the trade minister told a conference on Monday,...
NEW DELHI, Jan 23 — Apple Inc wants India to account for up to 25 per cent of its production from about 5 per cent-7 per cent now, the trade minister told a conference on Monday, as the iPhone maker continues to move its manufacturing away from China.
Goyal did not say when Apple wants to meet the target. Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Foxconn plans to quadruple the workforce at its iPhone factory in India over two years, sources told Reuters late last year.
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