Apple's strategic focus on India could lead to $20 billion in sales by 2025, with potential to capture significant market share in smartphones. Here’s what investors should know.

As Apple (AAPL) expands to India for the first time with two new retail stores, the iPhone maker is trying to adopt a firm position in the second-largest smartphone market, bolstering its ...

Apple has been assembling smartphones in India through contract manufacturers since 2017. However, until 2022, the ...

Apple, which held a mere 2% market share in 2019, increased its presence in the Indian smartphone market to 4% by 2022, and thanks to record sales in the April-June quarter, it has risen to 5%.

Apple appeared again when Canalys broke out the numbers for tablet shipments in India, coming in third place with 261,000 units, a 17.1% market share, and a strong 70.6% growth.

As reported by TechCrunch, the research shows that Apple’s market share in India increased from 2% to 4% in the quarter. The company shipped more than 3.2 million iPhone units in India in 2020, ...

Apple’s India market share grew to 4% with more than 1.5 Mn iPhone units shipped between October and December 2020. The tech giant improved the sale of iPhone 11, iPhone XR, ...

Figures suggest Apple was the leading brand, with a market share of 55%. Apple's interest in India has led to the company trying to open its first regional Apple Store in Mumbai sometime in 2021 ...

In the first quarter of 2016, Apple’s share of sales of phones costing more than $300 grew from 11 percent to 29 percent, while Samsung’s fell from 66 percent to 41 percent.

Apple denied the allegations in its filing to the CCI and stressed that its market share in India is an "insignificant" 0-5%, while Google commands 90-100% as its Android operating system powers ...

Initial obstacles and low market share. Apple was late to tap into the Indian mobile phone market — it currently holds just a 3.9% market share in the country.. The company opened its inaugural ...

Apple denied the allegations in its filing to the CCI and stressed that its market share in India is an "insignificant" 0-5%, while Google commands 90-100% as its Android operating system powers ...