During Apple's recent Q2 earnings call, CEO Tim Cook discussed the company's presence in India, revealing that Apple achieved remarkable double-digit revenue growth in the Indian market, setting a new record for the March quarter. This growth underscores the strategic importance of India for Apple. Cook emphasized the need for local production to stay competitive and stated that the company aims to expand its operations in India.

Cook expressed his enthusiasm for India's potential, noting recent initiatives such as the opening of new stores and the expansion of distribution channels. He also highlighted the rapidly growing base of developers in the country and said Apple is working on developing the entire ecosystem, from developers to the market and operations.

In addition to revenue growth, Cook mentioned Apple's investments in renewable energy and water replenishment projects in India. These initiatives not only support Apple's operations in the country but also contribute positively to local communities and ecosystems. Apple's Senior Vice President and CFO Luca Maestri echoed Cook's sentiments, emphasizing the strong momentum in emerging markets, including India.
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