Apple: Apple is making management changes to focus on India: Report – Times of India

Apple is reportedly reshuffling its international business management in a bid to focus on India, suggesting that the country’s importance is growing for the Cupertino-based company.
Bloomberg cited people with knowledge of the matter as saying that this move will give India an increased prominence inside the tech giant. Furthermore, this will be the first time that India will become an important country to serve the region.
Recently, Hugues Asseman, Apple’s vice president in charge of India, the Middle East, the Mediterranean, East Europe and Africa, retired – making way for Ashish Chowdhary. Chowdhary will now report directly to Michael Fenger, Apple’s head of product sales.

India’s importance for Apple
On the last earnings call, company CEO Tim Cook said the company is putting “a lot of emphasis on the market” and compared the current state of its work in India to its early years in China.
“We are, in essence, taking what we learned in China years ago and how we scale to China and bringing that to bear,” he said. It is to be noted that China currently generates roughly $75 billion annually for Apple.
India is also on its way to becoming a critical place for the company’s product development as key suppliers are moving to the region. Apple is working with manufacturing partner Foxconn to set up new iPhone production facilities in India, reports said.

The report also said that the changes will affect “Apple’s management structure but not the way it reports regional sales in public financial results.”
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