According to the latest news, Apple once again raised iPhone orders in the first half of this year, mainly due to increased demand, and the order volume has expanded from the previously estimated 90 million units to 95-96 million units.
The report mentioned that Apple has placed orders for iPhone production in the first half of the year to suppliers, requiring the production of 95 million to 96 million units, mainly the iPhone 12 series, but also iPhone 11 and iPhone SE.
Apple placed orders for 95 million to 96 million iPhones in the first half of the year to suppliers that means that production will increase significantly over the same period last year, and its production orders will increase by 30% compared with the same period in 2020.
It is worth mentioning that the source also revealed that with the expansion of production capacity, the prices of products such as iPhone 11 and iPhone SE will continue to decrease, thereby helping Apple gain more market share.
People familiar with the matter also revealed that Apple plans to manufacture a total of 230 million iPhones this year, an increase of 20% over 2019, but this target will be regularly evaluated and revised based on consumer needs.
In the past two years, Apple’s stock price has soared because the company succeeded in diversifying its sources of income, shifting from over-reliance on iPhone sales to accessories, services, and other than iPhone. Hardware products.
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