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Tata Electronics acquires India unit from Chinese iPhone supplier Justech: CNBC report
M & A Critique
|November 2025
Tata Electronics has acquired the Indian unit of Chinese iPhone supplier Justech Precision for about $100 million, CNBC reported, citing people familiar with the development.
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The acquisition coincides with Tata Electronics' efforts to ramp up its iPhone production capacity, and a record amount of Apple smartphones being exported from India.
Justech Precision, based in Kunshan city in Jiangsu province of China, has been an Apple supplier since 2008. Its India arm was incorporated in 2019, with headquarters in Tamil Nadu. Tata Electronics completed the acquisition in August, with HSBC Bank and HDFC Bank as advisors, the CNBC report said, citing people in the know.
Tata Electronics' iPhone capacity
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