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Apple has set new annual sales in India, with its second main iPhone manufacturing base generating a record $10 billion in sales despite currency and tax challenges.

Modern Apple Store storefront with bright wood interior, large backlit Apple logo on colorful peacock-feather display, minimalist tables centered, and product shelves lining the walls in a mall setting
Apple Borivali in Mumbai’s new Sky City Mall — image credit: Apple

India serves as Apple’s second base of iPhone production alongside China, as part of the wider supply chain. While Apple has been building up its production capacity in India, it’s also been increasing sales there, too.

According to a Tuesday Bloomberg report, Apple has exceeded $10 billion in annual sales in India over the last fiscal year. It eclipses the $9 billion annual revenue that was reported in September 2025.

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