Apple to begin iPhone production in India by April

According to report last month, Apple had reportedly appointed a Taiwanese ODM Wistron to start assembling iPhones in India. Priyank Kharge, IT minister of the Indian state of Karnataka, has now made the news it official during an interview with Bloomberg that manufacturing will commence in Bangalore by the end of

April.

He said, “Apple’s iPhones will be made in Bangalore and all devices will be targeted at the domestic market.”

Apple has reportedly been negotiating with the Indian government for months and is still ongoing according to the report. Apple has allegedly asked for a 15-year tax break.

If this plan materialized, Apple will be able to gain more presence within a country where it has extreme low market share. It was reportedly to have shipped 2.5 million iPhones to India but was only able to secure 10^th position in a market share which Samsung leads and controlled by Android.

Apple Should please come to Nigeria.