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Apple’s India biz has a new ₹650 cr byte

Economic Times ·First reported
Economic TimesApple’s India biz has a new ₹650 cr byte
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Kolkata: Apple has begun reporting revenue from software development in the country, generating ₹650 crore in FY26 through its recently established subsidiary Apple Operations India as the US major expands into technology research and development and…

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