Apple to Sell Made-in-India iPhones on Launch Day

The transcript discusses Apple's strategic shift in production from China to India, highlighting India's growing role in Apple's supply chain. It emphasizes the importance of reassuring investors about supply chain stability and India's capability to meet Apple's quality standards. The conversation also touches on Apple's pricing strategy, particularly for its premium products, and how this could help boost sales despite stagnating unit sales.

What is the primary reason for Apple's shift in production strategy towards India?

• To diversify its supply chain away from China

• To increase production speed

• To reduce production costs

• To focus on local markets

How does Apple view India's capability in terms of production?

• As a minor contributor

• As a significant vote of confidence

• As a temporary solution

• As a backup option

What challenge is Apple facing in terms of customer engagement?

• High competition from local brands

• A long period of low sales

• Lack of innovative products

• High production costs

What new feature is Apple introducing to its 'pro' lineup to justify higher prices?

• A Titanium case shell

• A new camera system

• Faster processing speed

• Extended battery life

What is Apple's strategy to maintain revenue despite stagnating unit sales?

• Expanding to new markets

• Squeezing more dollars out of each unit sold

• Increasing marketing efforts

• Reducing production costs