Apple has issues to deal with, between US tariffs, as well as ongoing negative sentiment towards China. On Tim Cook’s most recent earnings call, he noted that the majority of iPhones sold in the US in June would be coming from India. This represents an shift that has been growing for a few years now, as the behemoth realizes that shouldn’t have all their eggs, or Apples, in the same basket. Sure, there’s been random fantasy talk of a US made iPhone, but that’s been deemed unrealistic, based on labor costs in a more tech competitive part of the world. Long term impacts remain to be determined at this point.
The development follows Apple CEO Tim Cook’s recent statement during the company’s Q2 2025 earnings call, where he disclosed that most iPhones sold in the US during the ongoing April–June quarter would be manufactured in India.
Found at telanganatoday.com
