Apple tops $10B in India sales as its official store network reaches six
Apple’s annual India sales exceeded $10 billion in the 12 months through March, up from about $9 billion previously. A new Mumbai opening took its official store count to six, alongside an expanding online, reseller, financing and trade-in push.
Apple’s India sales exceeded $10 billion for the first time, driven mainly by iPhones. The company opened its sixth official Indian store in Mumbai, is adding premium resellers and uses financing, discounts and trade-ins to expand demand despite high prices.
Why this matters
The sales and store expansion follows signals that Apple India sales passed $10 billion, India considered extending contract-manufacturing tax breaks for Apple’s supply chain, and iPhone 18 Pro may launch in India in September 2026.
Store-opening is steady: 1,720 signals in the past 90 days; no quarter-over-quarter figure was provided.