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Driven By iPhones, India's Smartphone Exports Hit Record $9.84 Billion
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Driven By iPhones, India's Smartphone Exports Hit Record $9.84 Billion

India's smartphone exports reached a record $9.84 billion during the April-June quarter, driven largely by iPhone sales. The United States was identified as the largest market for these exports. This surge highlights the growing role of Indian manufacturing in global technology supply chains, particularly in meeting international demand for smartphones. The export figures reflect increased production capacity and possibly improved efficiency in India's electronics sector.

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Driven By iPhones, India's Smartphone Exports Hit Record $9.84 Billion

India's smartphone exports reached a record $9.84 billion during the April-June quarter, driven largely by iPhone sales. The United States was identified as the largest market for these exports. This surge highlights the growing role of Indian manufacturing in global technology supply chains, particularly in meeting international demand for smartphones. The export figures reflect increased production capacity and possibly improved efficiency in India's electronics sector.

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