Luxshare building massive new iPhone factory to challenge Foxconn
Apple supplier Luxshare Precision is building a "mega-plant" in China to boost its iPhone assembly capabilities and challenge Taiwanese rivals like Foxconn and Pegatron.
Pegatron
Mike Peterson
New report sheds light on Apple's supply chain issues, highlights pre-pandemic problems
Apple continues to fall short of production goals rolling into the holiday season, citing supply chain restrictions and power regulations in China — but problems likely began well before the pandemic.
Amber Neely
Luxshare posts big gains after Apple 'iPhone 13' order win
Apple supplier Luxshare Precision Industry notched record revenues and profit for the first half of 2021, an anticipated outcome as the company becomes more deeply entrenched in the tech giant's supply chain.
AppleInsider Staff
Foxconn, Pegatron to share 'iPhone 13 mini' orders in 2021
Apple suppliers Foxconn and Pegatron will share orders for the Cupertino tech giant's "iPhone 13" mini later in 2021, according to a new report citing supply chain sources.
Fatal fire at Apple supplier's factory in Shanghai kills eight
A total of eight people, including two firefighters, died at a major fire at a Shanghai factory owned by Apple supplier Casetek on Thursday.
Malcolm Owen
Apple could shift 10% of iPhone 12 production from China to India
Apple is preparing to move up to 10% of production for the iPhone 12 from China to India, reports claim, with assembly partner Foxconn said to be working on units for sale within the country and for the export market.
Tensions with China hampering India's iPhone production ambitions
Even as India's efforts to build more the iPhone and iPad in the country grow, political wrangling related to tensions across the border with China are causing problems with the effort.
Mike Wuerthele
Pegatron spends $14 million on land for iPhone production in India
Pegatron plans on setting up a manufacturing base in Chennai, India, gearing up to produce iPhone models in the second half of 2021 at the earliest.
Apple suppliers paying staff to skip Chinese New Year over coronavirus fears
Apple's major manufacturing suppliers in China are offering incentives to workers who agree not to go home for the traditional Lunar New Year in February because of the coronavirus.
William Gallagher
