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There's a buzz in the tech circles of Bengaluru, India's IT megacity. We will come to the buzz later. Let's know Bengaluru first. Over the years, Bengaluru has become a favorite playground of India's tech giants and promising start-ups. Bengaluru is arguably the coolest city in India. People say that its tech culture, its love for arts, its solid infrastructure, its delicious cuisine, and its vibrant youth set it apart from other megacities of the world. You can come to Bengaluru in the morning, afternoon, or evening, but you won't miss the twin main attractions of the city, its technological prowess and its entrepreneurial spirit. In every mall, in every pub, in every park, you will see people discussing innovative ideas. In every breath you take in Bengaluru, you will enjoy the smell of innovation. Young engineers come to Bengaluru from different corners of the country to start their career in IT sector.
Apple has a registered office in Bengaluru (19th Floor, Concorde Tower C, UB City, No.24, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore 560001, India). In addition to that, Apple has recently leased 50,000 sq ft office space for its accelerator program to promote iOS app development in India. The Verge reported in November, 2015 that Apple had only 0.9% of the India's burgeoning smartphone market. With iPhone sales dropping for the first time in 2016, it was time for Apple to start taking India more seriously. Apple is lagging way behind Samsung in Indian smartphone market. In Q3 2016, Samsung had a 23.0% share of Indian smartphone market, whereas Apple was nowhere to be found in the picture.
Apple's recent rejuvenated interest in Bengaluru is, therefore, delayed but very logical. Self-complacency is the biggest enemy of an enterprise. Building establishments in Bengaluru will help Apple organize its marketing campaigns better in India. The latest buzz in Bengaluru that Apple may start an iPhone manufacturing plant there is interesting because of more than one reasons. Wistron, an OEM manufacturer for Apple headquartered in Taiwan, has started preparing a facility in Bengaluru. Wistron is a renowned OEM manufacturer of ICT products. In fact, there are reports in the international supply chain networks that claim the OEM manufacturer has already bagged orders from Apple for several future models of iPhone. The facility in Bengaluru is being set up in Peenya's industrial hub. The industrial hub is home to factories of a number of small to large corporations. The industrial estate was established in 1977 and has a robust industrial infrastructure. There is a strong chance that Apple will start production in April, 2017. Apple will start with assembly and begin full manufacturing around December, 2017. Experts have attributed Apple's abysmal performance in the Indian smartphone market to its exorbitant prices. This, in turn, is attributed to 12.5% duty levied on a fully imported iPhone. This means manufacturing iPhones in India will allow Apple to price the iPhones well within the range of the Indian middle class. Analysts are positive that manufacturing iPhones in India will be a game changer for Apple and will increase its market share significantly in the country.
Apple has a registered office in Bengaluru (19th Floor, Concorde Tower C, UB City, No.24, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore 560001, India). In addition to that, Apple has recently leased 50,000 sq ft office space for its accelerator program to promote iOS app development in India. The Verge reported in November, 2015 that Apple had only 0.9% of the India's burgeoning smartphone market. With iPhone sales dropping for the first time in 2016, it was time for Apple to start taking India more seriously. Apple is lagging way behind Samsung in Indian smartphone market. In Q3 2016, Samsung had a 23.0% share of Indian smartphone market, whereas Apple was nowhere to be found in the picture.
Apple's recent rejuvenated interest in Bengaluru is, therefore, delayed but very logical. Self-complacency is the biggest enemy of an enterprise. Building establishments in Bengaluru will help Apple organize its marketing campaigns better in India. The latest buzz in Bengaluru that Apple may start an iPhone manufacturing plant there is interesting because of more than one reasons. Wistron, an OEM manufacturer for Apple headquartered in Taiwan, has started preparing a facility in Bengaluru. Wistron is a renowned OEM manufacturer of ICT products. In fact, there are reports in the international supply chain networks that claim the OEM manufacturer has already bagged orders from Apple for several future models of iPhone. The facility in Bengaluru is being set up in Peenya's industrial hub. The industrial hub is home to factories of a number of small to large corporations. The industrial estate was established in 1977 and has a robust industrial infrastructure. There is a strong chance that Apple will start production in April, 2017. Apple will start with assembly and begin full manufacturing around December, 2017. Experts have attributed Apple's abysmal performance in the Indian smartphone market to its exorbitant prices. This, in turn, is attributed to 12.5% duty levied on a fully imported iPhone. This means manufacturing iPhones in India will allow Apple to price the iPhones well within the range of the Indian middle class. Analysts are positive that manufacturing iPhones in India will be a game changer for Apple and will increase its market share significantly in the country.
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