Foxconn, Pegatron's Indian factories suspend Apple iPhone production due to extreme weather

According to news from this website on December 4, due to the typhoon, the city of Chennai in Tamil Nadu was hit by heavy rainfall. People familiar with the matter told Reuters that Foxconn and Pegatron have currently suspended Apple iPhone production due to this.

In the past few months, Pegatron has been forced to suspend production twice. The last time was after a fire occurred in September

▲ Foxconn Bharat FIH factory, source: Hon Hai official website

Foxconn currently has about 35,000 employees at its Tamil Nadu plant, and two sources said the company had not yet decided whether to resume production on Tuesday.

Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said at the beginning of this year that about 5% of iPhones are currently manufactured in India , and the company aims to increase this ratio to 25%

According to the Economic Times, Indian officials said Apple plans to produce more than 100,000 units worth more 1 trillion rupees (note on this site: currently about 86 billion yuan) iPhone.

According to market analysis company Counterpoint Research, Apple’s shipments in India reached a record of more than 2.5 million units in the third quarter to the end of September

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