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Localisation plan: Indian firms to make key components for Apple

This will push the extent of domestic value addition in iPhones

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Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi

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Apple is working to increase loc­alisation in its iPhone by assembling two key components through its suppliers in India.

One is the enclosure or casing, which holds the phone that Apple is working on with the Tatas. The other is the camera module, which Chinese company Sunny Opotech will assemble.

Currently, based on the vendor data shared with the government, Apple’s domestic value addition in the various iPhones assembled by its three vendors — Foxconn, Pegatron and Wistron — is to the tune of 12-15 per cent.

However, once these two key components start rolling out from Indian plants, sources

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