Apple’s India sales cross $10bn as iPhone demand and retail footprint grow
Apple’s India revenue exceeded $10 billion for the first time in the year ended March, up from about $9 billion a year earlier. The milestone comes as the company expands its store network, online reach and local iPhone production.
Apple’s India sales exceeded $10 billion in the fiscal year ended March, driven mainly by iPhones and rising iPad and MacBook demand. The company has expanded to six stores, while India now hosts five iPhone factories and produces roughly one-quarter of global iPhones.
Why this matters
The milestone extends recent signals that Apple India sales crossed $10 billion as its official store network reached six locations, linking rising iPhone demand with wider physical retail and online reach.
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