Apple's annual sales in the Indian market surpassed $10 billion for the first time in the last fiscal year, highlighting the surge in local demand for this high-priced electronic product, and Apple continues to expand retail channels in India. People familiar with the matter revealed that in the past 12 months up to March of this year, Apple achieved double-digit revenue growth in India, with sales of about 9 billion US dollars in the previous year. The news is undisclosed, so people familiar with the matter requested anonymity. People familiar with the matter said that Apple's main product, the iPhone, accounts for the vast majority of sales, and market demand for iPads and MacBooks has also increased. This data, which has not been disclosed to the outside world before, is a major benefit for Apple to explore new growth markets. Although the Indian market still accounts for a small share of Apple's global business, this large South Asian country is gradually becoming one of Apple's most important sales regions outside of the US and China.

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