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To save 20% import tax: Apple shifts iPhone SE production to India
In recent years, Apple has begun to divide its device manufacturing into a number of countries such as the United States, India and of course - China. But now, Apple has announced that it will move the production of the iPhone SE to India, with the goal that it is of course economically and perhaps also a little political
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Mikey Levy
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Apple continues to move iPhone production from China to India: The company has begun transferring iPhone SE production in the 2020 version to India. It is the sixth iPhone made in India, having previously produced the first generation iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, iPhone 7, iPhone XR and even the iPhone 11. In recent years Apple has been moving more and more models for production in India, apparently aiming to leave China at some point, rather than Rely on the power that is in a trade war with the Trump administration.
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Starting this week, Apple will manufacture the iPhone SE in India. Apple confirmed the news to local media, while the technology giant began offering unprecedented deals on the iPhone in India. It is also estimated that Apple is expected to offer an even lower price in India than it currently offers as part of the promotions, since now all production is there. One of the incentives of the smartphone giants to manufacture the smartphones in India, stems from economic considerations, as India requires 20% import tax.
To save 20% on import tax (Photo: Mikey Levy)
In recent years it seems that Apple has chosen not to gamble on one place like China, and last year moved the production of Mac Pro computers to a factory within the United States. It was also reported that Foxconn, one of the largest chip manufacturers in the world that operates mainly in China, has begun exploring the possibility of opening factories in Mexico, with those factories expected to serve the US market.
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