Tim Cook explains why India could be the next China for Apple
Apple flagship iPhone slow globally,
the company’s bullishness that India will emerge as a major driver of volumes is causing an acceleration in its
investments here.
In the last quarter alone, Apple’s iOS app accelerator, as well as
its manufacturing unit run by contract manufacturer Wistron in Bengaluru, went
online. These investments are in addition to the company’s overall investment
in growing its sales channel and marketing more to consumers in India.
“We began to produce the iPhone SE there during the quarter, and
we're really happy with how that's going. And so we're bringing all of our
energies to bear there. I see a lot of similarities to where China was several
years ago,” said Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, in a call with
investors on Tuesday.

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