Thursday, March 7, 2019
Apple Partner Wistron Gets Initial Approval for New iPhone Factory in India
Apple’s main iPhone manufacturer in India has won initial approval to build a new smartphone factory in the country. The Economic Times reports that India’s IT ministry has given assent to Taiwan-based Wistron to construct the new factory, which now just needs approval from the Indian Cabinet to go ahead. Wistron will make cheaper iPhones in the new plant, reportedly beginning with the iPhone 8.
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