US EditionFoxconn sends 97% of India iPhone exports to US as Apple tackles Trump's tariffs, Reuters reports
- Between March and May 2025, Apple significantly boosted its shipments of iPhones manufactured in India to the U.S., concentrating its export efforts predominantly on the American market.
- This strategic shift aims to bypass high U.S. tariffs on imports from China amid ongoing trade tensions and evolving global supply chains.
- Foxconn exported $3.2 billion worth of iPhones from India during March-May, with 97% shipped to the U.S., including nearly $1 billion in May alone.
- Senior analysts expect made-in-India iPhones to rise from 18% of global shipments in 2024 to 25-30% in 2025, reflecting accelerated local production.
- Apple’s rising exports highlight India’s growing role in smartphone production; however, manufacturing expenses remain elevated due to high tariffs on importing phone components.
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Nearly all the iPhones exported by Foxconn from India went to the United States between March and May, customs data showed, far above the 2024 average of 50% and a clear sign of Apple's efforts to bypass high U.S. tariffs imposed on China.
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