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和硕联合印度制造的苹果iPhone设备从4月开始,目的是在Rs8,000 FY23卢比的生产
第三合同制造商苹果公司在印度设立商店-台湾富士康和纬创资通后最初将推出iPhone 12设备,其次是新iPhone 13系列从一个新的设备在泰米尔纳德邦,知情人士说。该公司预计将在FY22-23雇佣近6000人,增加产量。
第三为苹果代工生产台湾后在印度——开店富士康和纬创资通——最初将推出iPhone 12 设备,紧随其后的是新的iPhone 13系列从一个新的设备在泰米尔纳德邦,知情人士说。该公司预计将在FY22-23雇佣近6000人,增加产量。
“和硕联合将很快开始生产和提交其与政府估计今年的生产,和很大一部分将用于出口,”的一个人,直接意识到这件事,告诉等。
和硕联合之前,其他两个iPhone制造商,富士康和纬创资通,已经开始生产下根据激励方案(PLI)智能手机和可能的效果在3月底前一年级的好处。目前,超过70%的苹果的iphone销售在印度当地组装。
和硕联合已经投资250卢比为了有资格获得第二年的激励。此外,它需要生产商品价值8000卢比的第二年,其次是15000卢比,20000卢比,25000卢比的生产在剩下的三年五年计划。
下PLI方案,如果公司符合目标,政府将支付6%的生产成本激励第二年,5%的第三和第四年,第五年的4%。给出奖励总额是限于40995卢比。
IDC研究主管Navkender辛格说,看苹果公司在2021年在印度的强劲表现,特别是iphone,和硕联合贡献一个多单元出货量的下一财政年度是“不完全不现实的。”
苹果增长最快的品牌在印度2021年的出货量同比增长108%,达到创纪录的500万辆,或大约4%的市场份额,由更广泛的当地制造业由激进的营销要挖掘需求强劲,市场追踪者说。他们预计2022年是一个更大的公司,在一个更大的制造业存在鉴于和硕联合也将开始贡献,也因为最近推出的iPhone SE 2022 iPhone及其广泛的投资组合价格层。
离线玩开车销售苹果在印度;合作伙伴看涨
“苹果是不断增长的,因此他们的合作伙伴。愿望是非常高的年轻人和学生。业务增加…人们渴望有自己的第一个苹果产品,特别是学生社区,”保罗•辛格Baljinder独角兽Infosolutions主任告诉ET。“情况正在恢复正常。我们看到销售比以前更好Covid情况改善。”
“苹果可能利用的节约成本变得更高的地方制造给激进的定价策略在高容量上一代车型在今年下半年节日期间,”辛格说。
发展正值富士康,连同其他国际制造商已暂停其生产在中国面临着一个新的Covid爆发,引发许多地区封锁,包括深圳占下富士康iPhone的总生产能力的20%。市场观察家说这很可能是一个机会对印度提供生产苹果产品的另一个目的地。
“虽然这(中国封锁)将帮助在短期内,印度需要做更多的劳动法、规模的操作许可,等等,长期定位作为中国一个严肃的选择,”辛格说。
他说印度法律法规需要促进建立大型制造单位多达100000名工人为国家真正利用的机会。
通讯和信息技术部长Ashwini Vaishnaw今年1月曾表示,中国致力于促进建立大型工厂和劳动法的相关变化。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: Taiwan\u2019s Pegatron<\/a>, Apple<\/a>'s second largest contract manufacturer, has set a target of producing goods worth more than Rs 8,000 crore in India in the next fiscal year starting April. The company plans to start local manufacturing next month, which will help deepen the iPhone maker\u2019s presence in the world\u2019s second largest smartphone market.The third contract manufacturer for Apple to set up shop in India \u2014 after Taiwan\u2019s Foxconn<\/a> and Wistron \u2014 will initially roll out iPhone 12<\/a> devices<\/a>, followed by the new iPhone 13 series<\/a> from a new facility in Tamil Nadu, said people familiar with the matter. The company is expected to employ close to 6,000 people over FY22-23, as it ramps up production.
\u201cPegatron will soon commence production and it has submitted its estimated production for the year with the government, and a significant portion produced will be for exports,\u201d one of the people, directly aware of the matter, told ET.
<\/div><\/div>Apple didn't respond to ET's queries.
Pegatron follows the other two iPhone manufacturers \u2014 Foxconn and Wistron \u2014 that have already started production under the production-linked incentive scheme (PLI) for smartphones and are likely to avail of the first-year benefits by the end of March. Currently, more than 70% of Apple\u2019s iPhones sold in India are assembled locally.
Pegatron has to invest Rs 250 crore in order to be eligible for the incentives for the second year. Also, it needs to produce goods worth Rs 8,000 crore in the second year, followed by Rs 15,000 crore, Rs 20,000 crore and Rs 25,000 crore of production in the remaining three years under the five-year programme.
Under the PLI scheme<\/a>, if the company meets the targets, the government will pay 6% of the cost of production as incentive in the second year, 5% in the third and fourth years, and 4% in the fifth year. The total pool of incentives to be given out is limited to Rs 40,995 crore.
Navkender Singh, research director at IDC, said looking at the strong performance of Apple in India in 2021, specifically iPhones, Pegatron contributing a million-plus unit shipments next fiscal year was \u201cnot entirely unrealistic.\u201d
Apple was among the fastest growing brands in India in 2021 with shipments growing 108% on-year to a record of 5 million units, or a roughly 4% market share, driven by wider local manufacturing backed by aggressive marketing to tap into strong demand, said market trackers. They expect 2022 to be an even stronger year for the company, on the back of a larger manufacturing presence given that Pegatron would also start contributing, and also because of the recent launch of the iPhone SE 2022 and its broadest iPhone portfolio across price tiers.
Pegatron follows the other two iPhone manufacturers \u2014 Foxconn and Wistron \u2014 that have already started production under the production-linked incentive scheme (PLI) for smartphones and are likely to avail of the first-year benefits by the end of March. Currently, more than 70% of Apple\u2019s iPhones sold in India are assembled locally.
Pegatron has to invest Rs 250 crore in order to be eligible for the incentives for the second year. Also, it needs to produce goods worth Rs 8,000 crore in the second year, followed by Rs 15,000 crore, Rs 20,000 crore and Rs 25,000 crore of production in the remaining three years under the five-year programme.
Under the PLI scheme<\/a>, if the company meets the targets, the government will pay 6% of the cost of production as incentive in the second year, 5% in the third and fourth years, and 4% in the fifth year. The total pool of incentives to be given out is limited to Rs 40,995 crore.
Navkender Singh, research director at IDC, said looking at the strong performance of Apple in India in 2021, specifically iPhones, Pegatron contributing a million-plus unit shipments next fiscal year was \u201cnot entirely unrealistic.\u201d
Apple was among the fastest growing brands in India in 2021 with shipments growing 108% on-year to a record of 5 million units, or a roughly 4% market share, driven by wider local manufacturing backed by aggressive marketing to tap into strong demand, said market trackers. They expect 2022 to be an even stronger year for the company, on the back of a larger manufacturing presence given that Pegatron would also start contributing, and also because of the recent launch of the iPhone SE 2022 and its broadest iPhone portfolio across price tiers.
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