Apple is planning to expand its manufacturing footprint in India by producing its flagship iPhone Pro lineup locally, according to a recent report from Mashable. This would mark a significant shift, as assembly of the company's highest-tier handsets has traditionally been concentrated in China.
The reported move aligns with Apple's broader strategy to diversify its global supply chain and reduce operational reliance on a single region. While standard iPhone models have been manufactured in India for several years, producing the Pro series highlights growing confidence in the country's advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Expanding Pro-tier assembly could also strengthen Apple's position in India, one of the world's fastest-growing smartphone markets, by optimizing logistics and supporting regional distribution.
For more details and in-depth reporting, please check Mashable's original coverage.
