Tata Group boosts iPhone production in India with ₹1,500 crore investment

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Tata strengthens India’s position in global electronics manufacturing
Tata strengthens India’s position in global electronics manufacturing

In a strategic push to strengthen India’s role in global tech manufacturing, Tata Group has invested ₹1,500 crore into Tata Electronics to scale up iPhone production in the country.

As part of its expansion plan, Tata Electronics Products and Solutions has increased its authorised share capital by ₹3,500 crore, taking it to ₹6,250 crore. In 2025, the company also acquired a 60% stake in Pegatron Technology India, aligning with its broader goal to position India as a key hub for global technology manufacturing.

Tata Electronics is rapidly emerging as a major iPhone manufacturer alongside Foxconn. In FY25 (financial year 2024-25), the company reported ₹66,206 crore in consolidated operating income. It also significantly reduced its losses from ₹825 crore to ₹69 crore, indicating improved financial performance.

In addition to expanding its electronics manufacturing, Tata Group has committed $14 billion towards semiconductor development. This investment aims to boost domestic production and support the growing demand for Made-in-India devices.

The move comes at a time when a significant number of iPhones sold in the US are now being manufactured in India, further highlighting the country’s increasing importance in global supply chains.

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