Apple's iPhone production in India reached $10 billion in the first seven months of FY25, a 37% year-over-year increase. $7 billion worth of iPhones were exported, driven by the government's PLI scheme.

Apple's iPhone production in India hit the $10 billion (roughly Rs. 84,000 crore) freight-on-board (FoB) value between the months of April and October of FY25, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw revealed, citing a report,

Apple's iPhone manufacturing in India has reached new heights, achieving over $10 billion in FOB value within the first seven months of FY25. This represents a 37% increase from the previous year, with 70% of production being exported.

Almost 70% of the iPhones manufactured were exported, while $3 billion worth of iPhones were sold domestically.

According to the , , and the , Tofler cited Apple India's corporate filing with the Registrar of Companies of India, disclosing that, driven by rising iPhone sales, the company's revenue reached INR671.

The Cupertino (California)-based tech giant touched Rs 60,000 crore (around $7 billion) in iPhone exports from India in the first seven months of the current fiscal (FY25).

Apple has seen remarkable success in India, producing and assembling $14 billion worth of iPhones in fiscal year FY24, with exports accounting for over $10 billion of this figure. The strong performance in the current fiscal year underscores the company’s increasing reliance on India as a manufacturing hub.