Japanese electronic parts maker TDK Corp will manufacture lithium ion battery cells for Apple iPhones in India. TDK, a leading supplier of cells to Apple, is setting up a facility in Manesar, Haryana to build cells for batteries used in the #MadeInIndia iPhones. This move is a big win for India’s mobile manufacturing ecosystem, thanks to the visionary PLI scheme by PM @narendramodi ji. The facility will create several thousand new jobs and increase domestic value addition. Congratulations to Apple, TDK team, and Haryana govt for deepening India’s electronics manufacturing ecosystem.
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Japan’s TDK to manufacture iPhone battery cells in India, create thousands of jobs
Japanese electronic parts maker TDK Corp will manufacture lithium ion battery cells for Apple iPhones in India. TDK, a leading supplier of cells to Apple, is setting up a facility in Manesar, Haryana to build cells for batteries used in the #MadeInIndia iPhones. This move is a big win for India’s mobile manufacturing ecosystem, thanks to the visionary PLI scheme by PM @narendramodi ji. The facility will create several thousand new jobs and increase domestic value addition. Congratulations to Apple, TDK team, and Haryana govt for deepening India’s electronics manufacturing ecosystem.
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