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On March 10, the $274 billion, Cupertino, California-based Apple Inc. announced it is starting production of the 5G-compatible iPhone 12 in India. It appeared like a routine announcement. After all, Apple has been assembling older generation iPhones in India through contract manufacturers since 2017. It wasn t.
It might have been a small step for Apple but was a giant leap for Indian manufacturing. India s new Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme to reduce import dependence and promote local manufacturing had lured three of Apple s Taiwanese original equipment manufacturers - Foxconnn Hon Hai, Wistron and Pegatron - to pump in millions of dollars to expand Indian facilities. They will move a step up from assembling imported parts here to making or sourcing more components locally. Like Apple, about 70 firms have shown interest in availing the PLI Scheme to set up manufacturing facilities in three key sectors: mobile and electronic components; pharma
Given that the markets were positioning for a strong economic recovery and a strong earning expansion, do you think the news on the medical front and the impact of that on the economy is something markets were not prepared for?
The markets were prepared for this in the sense that globally we have seen second, third and fourth waves but we are also seeing the vaccination drive increasing at a very accelerated pace as well as herd immunity playing out. There will be hiccups along the way but we know collectively how to get on the other side of this crisis. It is just a matter of getting over these hiccups in the next few months.