We’ve known for a while that Apple was planning to reduce reliance on China, and now that the tensions between the United States and China are growing, the company is believed to accelerate its efforts on this front.
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has provided more information about the strategy the company wants to use to move its assembly business from China.
And unsurprisingly, Apple will focus more on its Indian operations, but at the same time, the company will also transfer part of the production to Thailand.
“According to Apple’s plan, the Indian company Tata Group may cooperate with Pegatron or Wistron in the future to develop the iPhone assembly business. More than 80% of the iPhones made in India (by Foxconn) are currently to meet domestic demand,” Kuo said on Twitter. “The potential cooperation of Tata Group and Pegatron or Wistron can accelerate the increase in the proportion of non-Ch… (read more)
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