Apple doubles down on India manufacturing as Foxconn joins Tata in . . . Tata Electronics already manufactures iPhone casings in India But soon, Foxconn, too, might join this super-exclusive group According to a new Economic Times report, Foxconn – which is one of Apple’s biggest contract manufacturers – is on the verge of setting up a dedicated unit for making the metal enclosures for iPhones
Apple’s iPhone Future Lies in India: Foxconn Now Looks to . . . - Times Now On October 8, the Tamil Nadu cabinet approved a Rs 13,180 crore investment proposal from Yuzhan Technology (India), a Foxconn subsidiary According to sources cited by ET, Foxconn has already secured around 500,000 square feet of space at a plug-and-play facility in the ESR Oragadam Industrial Logistics Park, located near its existing
Tata Foxconn: The Made-in-India iPhone race that’s reshaping . . . - IBEF India is rapidly becoming a major iPhone manufacturing base, with Tata Electronics and Foxconn leading the charge as Apple diversifies its supply chain beyond China In May 2025, iPhones worth over Rs 15,000 crore (US$ 1 75 billion) were produced in India, nearly matching the country's total domestic iPhone consumption value of Rs 84,000
Foxconn To Manufacture iPhone Enclosures In India? Companys . . . - News18 Apart from iPhone assembly, Foxconn also assembles AirPods in India from its new unit in Hyderabad Nearly 20% of Apple’s global iPhone output comes from India The company ramped up its production in India after severe COVID-19 lockdowns in China that disrupted operations at Apple’s largest plant, compelling the tech giant to reduce its
Foxconn eyes iPhone enclosure manufacturing in Tamil Nadu Taiwanese company Foxconn is planning to start manufacturing iPhone enclosures — the external metal or glass frames of iPhones — in Oragadam, Tamil Nadu, at a new unit within the ESR Industrial Park, The Economic Times reported So far, only Tata Electronics has been making these enclosures in
Foxconn to start making iPhone casings in India - 9to5Mac The move will help Foxconn slightly boost the percentage of iPhone production value happening locally, though the overall impact will remain small iPhone enclosures typically make up just 2–3%