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Apple's India sales hit $9bn after retail push

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September 06, 2025

REVENUE ROSE ABOUT 13% IN THE 12 MONTHS THROUGH MARCH FROM $8 BILLION A YEAR EARLIER

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MUMBAI: Apple's annual sales in India hit a record of nearly $9 billion in the last fiscal year, signalling growing consumer demand for its flagship devices as the company ramps up its retail footprint in the world's most populous country.

Revenue rose about 13% in the 12 months through March from $8 billion a year earlier, according to a person familiar with the matter, who declined to be named as the information is private. Apple's marquee iPhones accounted for a majority of the sales, and demand for MacBook computers also surged.

The outsized jump-which hasn't been previously reported - is a boost for the Cupertino, California-based company at a time it's grappling with plateauing mobile device sales around the world. While India represents still a fraction of its overall business, the company is investing in a country it expects to become a key market in coming years.

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