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After fire at Tata's Hosur plant, stockpiles steady iPhone production ship

Tata Electronics is investing Rs 6,000 crore in this plant, which will make Tata the second-largest iPhone assembler in India, following Foxconn. The fire did not impact this facility

The Tata Electronics factory in Hosur where a fire broke out last week
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The Tata Electronics factory in Hosur where a fire broke out last week

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi

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The fire on Sunday at the Tata Electronics factory complex in Hosur, which is set to play a key role in Apple Inc’s plans for a major ramp-up in iPhone production, is not expected to impact iPhone assembly, especially with the peak domestic festival sales season approaching and the iPhone 16 series having become available in India from September 20.

According to sources, there is enough inventory of enclosures already at the iPhone assembly plants of Foxconn in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, Wistron (recently acquired by Tata) near Bengaluru, and Pegatron near Chennai. As a result, there is

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