It took seven years for Tim Cook to visit India again after traveling to the fast-growing country in 2016.
That year, about 3.5% of the world's iPhones were made in India.
"Without that broader supply base, they had production shortfalls which impacted their sales, which they might not have suffered as much had they had multiple sources."
Moving more iPhone manufacturing from China to India sounds like a good idea on paper.
Watch the video above to find out why Apple is betting on India and the challenges it faces as it slowly shifts its manufacturing base from China to India.
Persons:
Tim Cook, Angelo Zino, Apple, Willy Shih
Organizations:
Apple, New, CFRA, Harvard Business School
Locations:
India, New Delhi, Mumbai, China