India’s iPhone exports surge by 53 pc in H12025

 

India’s iPhone exports surged by 53% year-on-year in the first half of 2025, reaching 23.9 million units, up from 15.6 million units in the same period last year. According to data from Canalys Omdia, this marks Apple’s fastest-ever first-half ramp-up from India, underscoring the country’s growing strategic importance in the company’s global manufacturing and export framework. The United States emerged as the dominant export destination, accounting for 78% of iPhones shipped from India in H1 2025 — an increase from 53% a year earlier. However, other key markets, such as the Netherlands, UAE, Czech Republic, UK and Japan, saw their shares fall, each contributing just 2-4%. Foxconn led with over half the volume, while the Tata Group now accounts for nearly 4 in 10 iPhones exported from India. This shift reflects improving yield rates, line maturity, and Apple’s growing confidence in India as a core manufacturing base, as per a report.

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