Apple’s iPhone suppliers in India have reportedly crossed the 20% domestic value addition (DVA) mark across variants.
Apple’s contract manufacturers include Foxconn, Tata Electronics, Dixon, Pegatron and Wistron (acquired by Tata Electronics), among others.
A Business Standard report, citing official government documents, the domestic value addition assumes significance as Apple exported 76% more iPhones worth INR 1.50 Lakh Cr (free on board value) from India in FY25, compared to a year ago.
Meanwhile, the tech giant has been in discussions with Murugappa Group and Titan to source iPhone’s camera modules, while it was also in talks with Dixon to extend the iPhone assembly line further.
This also comes days after reports surfaced that Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn exported iPhones worth $3.2 Bn from India, with an average of 97% gadgets shipped to the US, compared to a 2024 average of 50.3%.
Meanwhile, the Cupertino-based company has partnered with in India, signifying India’s growing importance in the tech giant’s global strategy.
Reports then said, Tata would take over after-sales repair operations from Wistron’s Indian subsidiary, ICT Service Management Solutions.
(The story will be updated soon.)
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